Seoul: The South Korean government will maintain its 24-hour market monitoring system due to the planned “reciprocal” tariffs by U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration and
Seoul: The KOSPI 200 index displayed a varied performance in the latest trading session, with several companies experiencing fluctuations in their stock prices. Notable changes
Seoul: Seoul shares opened higher Thursday, tracking gains on Wall Street, after the U.S. Federal Reserve held interest rates steady. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock
Seoul: The South Korean government has initiated an investigation into the suspected dumping of hot-rolled carbon steel and optical fiber products originating from China and
Seoul: The combined debt of the government, companies, and households in South Korea has reached an all-time high amid weak domestic demand and falling revenue,
Pyongyang: North Korea on Thursday denounced Japan for considering deploying long-range missiles on its southwestern island of Kyushu, warning that the move would make it
Seoul: The weather forecast for Thursday indicates clear skies across most of South Korea’s major cities, with temperatures ranging from a low of -3°C to
Seoul: South Korea’s antitrust regulator has approved the proposed merger of U.S. chip design software giant Synopsys Inc. and engineering software firm Ansys Inc., contingent