□ Maintaining Macroeconomic Stability ○ An Integrated Response & Coordinated Macroeconomic Policies ● Integrated Response Framework - Monitor macroeconomic risks through an integrated market monitoring framework. - Establish a ministerial-level council on macroprudential policy ● Fiscal Policy - Maintain a proactive fiscal stance and create the Future Response Fund □ Strengthening Responses to the “3 Highs” ○ All-Out Efforts to Curb Inflation ● Fuel Prices - Consider a further extension of fuel tax cuts ● Grocery Prices - [Tariff Quotas] Expand tariff quotas by up to 30%p for 49 food items ● Cost of Living - [Utilities] Keep electricity, gas & local public utility rates frozen in H2 □ Strengthening Responses to the “3 Highs” ○ Mitigating the Impact of a Weak Korean Won ● Maintaining FX Market Stability - [Macroprudential Measures] Extend the exemption from the Macroprudential Stability Levy by three months. - Extend interest payments on foreign-currency reserve deposits and temporary supervisory relief measures for stress testing by six months. - [Offshore KRW Trading] Develop measures to facilitate deliverable forward (DF) transactions in the offshore Korean won market. ● Support for SMEs - Provide KRW 14.9 trillion in emergency financing for SMEs affected by the weak Korean won. □ Strengthening Responses to the “3 Highs” ○ Easing High Interest Rate Burdens ● Support for SMEs & Small Businesses - [Policy Funds] Minimize increases in policy loan rates. ● Strengthening Inclusive Finance - Review measures to promote the conversion of variable-rate loans to long-term, fixed-rate loans. □ Maintaining Macroeconomic Stability ○ Supporting Housing Stability ● Expanding Housing Supply & Strengthening Housing Support - [Housing Supply] Accelerate housing supply in the third-generation new towns and urban areas, with 12,000 homes breaking ground in H2 2026. ● Fair Taxation & Rationalizing Real Estate Use - [Individuals] Develop improvement measures for real estate transaction and holding taxes after public consultation. □ Securing K-Supply Chains & Energy Security ○ Building Resilient Supply Chains ● Promoting Domestic Production - [Incentives] Introduce a domestic production tax credit. ● Securing Overseas Production Capacity - [Overseas Investment Fund] Expand overseas supply chain investment to build production bases abroad. - [Patient Capital] Leverage sovereign wealth funds, policy funds and development finance. ● Diversifying Import Sources - [Crude Diversification] Develop refining technology for non-Middle Eastern extra-heavy crude & provide fright support. □ Securing K-Supply Chains & Energy Security ○ Expanding Renewable Energy & Enhancing Carbon-Neutral Energy Security ● Achieving 100 GW of Renewable Energy Ahead of the 2030 Target - [Solar] Identify large-scale sites through public-led initiatives and expand solar capacity to 87 GW by 2030. - [Wind] Expand onshore and offshore wind power and strengthen related infrastructure. - [Power Grid] Build a West Coast subsea HVDC transmission network through the 2030s & ensure timely grid connections for key industrial sites. □ Securing K-Supply Chains & Energy Security ○ Expanding Renewable Energy & Enhancing Carbon-Neutral Energy Security ● Transforming Fossil Fuel-Based Industries - [Key Industries] Develop decarbonization roadmaps for five key industries (steel, petrochemicals, refining, cement and semiconductors) - [Green Industries] Commercialize key technologies in SMRs, renewable energy, and EVs. ● Accelerating Green Investment & Climate Technology - [Green Investment] Provide KRW 790 trillion in climate policy financing over 2026–35. ● Strengthening Strategic Economic Cooperation - [Korean AI ODA] Expand the K-AI Package (AI solutions, data centers & renewable energy) to developing countries.