South Korea will run its policy in a way that minimizes the impact of risks facing emerging countries caused by the U.S. move to taper its economy stimulus program, the country's top economic policymaker said Thursday. "The government will step up its monitoring on the overall risks facing emerging economic blocs and work hard to minimize the impact that they could have on our real economy and domestic foreign currency markets," Finance Minister Hyun Oh-seok told a meeting with other policymakers.