South Korean President Lee Jae Myung is scheduled to convene an emergency meeting on Monday to address pressing concerns in the nation's real estate and stock markets.
The session will take place on the same day the president returns to Seoul, concluding an 11-day overseas diplomatic tour.
The decision to call an urgent gathering signals a shift in immediate priorities for the administration, moving from international engagement to domestic economic stabilization.
While specific agenda items were not detailed in the initial announcement, the focus on both housing and equities suggests a coordinated response to recent market pressures.
President Lee's trip involved deepening cooperation with U.S. technology giants on artificial intelligence and strengthening ties with several nations.
The return to domestic issues comes as markets remain sensitive to policy signals regarding housing affordability and equity market stability.