PANews December 15 news, according to Jin Ten reports, the South Korean central bank vowed to stabilize the financial market in its first statement after the impeachment of Yoon Suk-yeol was passed, emphasizing the importance of 'continuously implementing' key fiscal and economic measures. The South Korean central bank stated on Sunday, 'The South Korean central bank intends to work with the government to use all available policy tools to respond to and prevent the escalation of fluctuations in the financial and foreign exchange markets.' The South Korean central bank compared the current situation with the impeachment phases of past presidents, believing that 'external challenges such as increased uncertainty in the trade environment and intensified global competition are greater.' The South Korean central bank stated, 'If these external factors overlap with domestic factors, their impact may be amplified.' The South Korean central bank called for intervention measures to improve the economy.