In response to recent volatility in foreign exchange markets, South Korea's Finance Minister has pledged a swift response to what he termed 'unwarranted' fluctuations amid global uncertainties. Meanwhile, Bank of Korea officials, including a board member, have downplayed concerns regarding dollar liquidity in the dollar-won market, asserting that the country is not short on resources to stabilize the foreign exchange market if necessary. Japan's Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki has also emphasized the need for vigilance, stating that he will closely monitor foreign exchange movements, particularly those influenced by speculators. Additionally, Japan's Economy Minister Akazawa has raised concerns about the potential negative effects of a weak yen on income and private consumption, stressing the importance of wage growth for economic stability. Both ministers are focused on ensuring that currency movements reflect fundamental economic conditions rather than speculative actions.