Kang: South Korea's economy and markets are slightly affected by the North Korean situation

The 2010 Boao Youth Forum (Hong Kong), co-sponsored by the Boao Forum for Asia and the Hong Kong elite, was held in Hong Kong on November 26. South Yee Island, the chief executive of Kang, told Sina Financial interview that the Korean peninsula situation on the Korean economy and market impact is slight. "2010 Boao Youth Forum (Hong Kong)", hosted by Boao Forum for Asia and the Hong Kong elite, was held in Hong Kong on November 26 on November 26. Sina Financial Video Broadcast this meeting.　　South Yee Island Co., Ltd. chief executive Kang and Sina Finance exclusive dialogue, said that the Korean economy will not be affected by the situation on the Korean peninsula, the stock market will tend to smooth. Kang attended the Boao Youth Forum and delivered a keynote speech this morning.　　He told Sina Finance, South Korea's economic situation has been in a stable state of development, even if the current tense situation on the Korean peninsula, will not affect the development of South Korea's economy. "Although people worry that the conflict between South Korea and North Korea has destroyed peace, I believe it will not affect our economy," he said. Even in the event of other crises, I am equally confident in South Korea's economic development.　　"Kang said. Asked about the current situation in the Korean stock market, he said, "All OK in the stock market situation", although the market has been volatile, but believe that in a short period of time will tend to be smooth.　　He pointed out that similar conflicts had occurred before, the short-term impact on the market is very limited, as long as the event does not occur on a large-scale escalation, the impact on the market will soon disappear. Kang said that the Korean people will unite together to overcome all difficulties. "This is how we unite to go through the economic crisis. He also said South Korea would play its part in the recovery of the Asian economy. (Xiao Ying from Hong Kong)