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South Korea faces 'secondary shock' as political crisis threatens economic stability

The article from MSN discusses the escalating political crisis in South Korea, which is now threatening the country's economic stability. Following the arrest of opposition leader Lee Jae-myung on charges of bribery and breach of trust, there has been significant political turmoil. This situation has led to concerns about a "secondary shock" to the economy, as the political instability could deter foreign investment and disrupt business confidence. The crisis has also raised questions about governance and the rule of law in South Korea, with potential impacts on upcoming elections and policy-making. The article highlights how this internal strife could undermine South Korea's economic recovery efforts amidst global economic challenges.

Read the Full MSN Article at:
[ https://www.msn.com/en-xl/politics/government/south-korea-faces-secondary-shock-as-political-crisis-threatens-economic-stability/ar-AA1wuopj ]