Bank of Korea to Review K-DOT Dot Plot System Next Year or Later

The signal here is less about the dot plot itself than about the Bank of Korea openly treating forward guidance as a calibration problem rather than a fixed tool. For rate-watchers, that framing implies the current K-DOT format is not considered settled, leaving room for a redesign that could change how much policy intent is telegraphed between meetings. The absence of a date is the operative detail: it keeps the review discretionary and low-commitment. Whether the balance struck ends up favoring more disclosure or less is the open question.