While we can’t trust all the data (e.g., data out of China) due to the various factors, the Citi data shown below indicates that Korea is not in good shape. Korea can’t afford flawed policy undertaking in the coming years.
From Zero Hedge:
We recently summarized the world's developed markets in one simple table and there was much 'redness' to go around. The following table provides a similarly broad-based view of the world's developing nations. Citi's Early Warning System heat-map provides an at-a-glance perspective of the emerging market currencies at most (and least) risk based on 12 indicators of economic and financial stress. As currency wars migrate contagiously from developed money-printers to developing 'growth engines' the table below suggests Hungary and South Africa at most risk and China and Thailand least.
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and the trend...
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-02-03/best-and-worst-emerging-markets
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