S. Korea Logs Current Account Surplus for 23rd Month in March
Seoul: South Korea logged a current account surplus for the 23rd consecutive month in March on rising exports, central bank data showed Friday. The country’s
Seoul: South Korea logged a current account surplus for the 23rd consecutive month in March on rising exports, central bank data showed Friday. The country’s
Seoul: Rose of K-pop girl group BLACKPINK released “Messy,” an original soundtrack for the new Hollywood sports action drama film “F1,” on Friday, aiming for
Pyongyang: North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has overseen a joint striking drill involving long-range artillery and a new variant of tactical ballistic missiles while emphasizing
Seoul: TKG Huchems Co. on Friday reported its first-quarter net income of 14 billion won (US$10 million), marking a 54 percent decrease from the previous
Seoul: As the deadline for registering presidential candidates approaches, the People Power Party is embroiled in internal conflict over a potential candidate merger. Instead of
Seoul: The KOSPI 200 index closed with a mix of gains and losses among its listed companies, reflecting varied investor sentiment across different sectors. Leading
Washington: The U.S. Treasury Department announced the establishment of a “fast-track” process to boost investment in U.S. businesses from allied nations and partners. This initiative
Washington: A U.S. Republican congresswoman has introduced legislation requiring the president to notify Congress and provide a detailed report on the economic and security objectives