August 25, 2025

Seoul: South Korean stocks kicked off higher Monday as investor sentiment was boosted after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell hinted at a possible rate cut

Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung’s approval rating has slightly rebounded after declining for two straight weeks, a survey showed Monday.

According to Yonhap News

Seoul: Loans extended by insurance companies in South Korea fell for the second consecutive quarter in the second quarter of the year amid tightened lending

Seoul: The National Assembly passed a revision to the Commercial Act on Monday, focusing on enhancing protections for minority shareholders. This legislative move follows the

Seoul: Senior citizens received an average monthly pension of 695,000 won (US$501.15) in 2023, data showed Monday, falling short of the minimum estimated cost of

Seoul: The Lee Jae Myung government’s newly unveiled economic blueprint aims for a sweeping “AI transformation” to rejuvenate South Korea’s economy and achieve a 3

Seoul: A special counsel team announced on Monday its intention to indict former first lady Kim Keon Hee on charges of corruption and bribery by

Seoul: Jens Castrop, a 22-year-old midfielder with dual German and South Korean citizenship, has made history as the first foreign-born player of mixed heritage to