Lee Jae-myung's position as South Korea's president remains secure through 2026, supported by his Democratic Party's National Assembly majority and constitutional protections under Article 84 that require a two-thirds vote for any impeachment process. His June 2025 landslide victory in the snap election, following Yoon Suk-yeol's removal, established a full five-year term extending to 2030, with approval ratings holding near 60 percent amid economic measures and diplomatic initiatives such as recent state visits. No significant legislative shifts, scandals, or opposition momentum have emerged to challenge this stability, and the June 2026 local elections carry no direct bearing on the presidency. Traders therefore see sustained continuity as the prevailing outlook.