Seoul: National Security Adviser Wi Sung-lac expressed skepticism about securing a currency swap arrangement with the United States, intended as a safeguard for South Korea’s

Seoul: Major business lobbies on Tuesday welcomed the government’s decision to abolish the breach of trust charge in criminal law to ease burdens on companies’

Seoul: South Korea’s industrial production remained flat from a month earlier in August while retail sales lost ground following two consecutive months of gains, data

Seoul: Customers of Asiana Airlines Inc. will be able to use their existing mileage at its current value for up to 10 years after the

Busan: President Lee Jae Myung is set to hold summit talks with outgoing Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba in the southeastern city of Busan on

Seoul: South Korean bond yields exhibited slight fluctuations during the morning session on September 30, 2025. The yields for different tenors experienced minimal changes, reflecting

Seoul: South Korea’s weather forecast for Tuesday indicates a mixture of cloudy skies and sunshine across the country’s 12 major cities, with varying possibilities of

Seoul: South Korean stocks traded nearly flat late Tuesday morning, led by declines in chips and information technology (IT) shares. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock