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Bank of Korea launches financial and economic snapshot platform

It is optimised for mobile devices to make data viewing easier for the public.

The Bank of Korea (BOK) is launching its Financial and Economic Snapshot services on 18 July.

Snapshot will provide visualized content, such as graphs, tables, and maps, aimed at enabling the Korean public to more easily understand and utilize domestic and international financial and economic data.

The platform is optimized for mobile devices to increase accessibility and convenience, the BOK said in a press release.

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“The Bank of Korea will continue its efforts to meet various demands regarding the public's economic concerns and will improve the Snapshot service in the future as needed,” the BOK said.

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