Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung on Monday called for authorities to swiftly introduce a cap on local fuel prices, and preemptive responses to cope with
Seoul: South Korean stocks opened nearly 6 percent lower Monday over the escalating geopolitics in the Middle East and rising international oil prices, prompting the
Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung on Monday urged caution in pushing ahead with reform measures to minimize potential side effects, suggesting a “surgical correction” approach
Seoul: The government said Monday it plans to refer the chairman of Nonghyup, the country’s agricultural cooperative and banking group, to the police for investigation
Seoul: Having dropped two straight games after an opening win at the World Baseball Classic (WBC), South Korea is faced with a number-crunching situation in
Seoul: South Korean stocks experienced a significant decline of approximately 8 percent late Monday morning after the Korea Exchange (KRX) resumed transactions. This downturn followed
Seoul: Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan on Monday called on major oil refiners to refrain from excessively raising prices amid a recent surge in international crude
Delhi: The chief of the Korea Financial Investment Association (KOFIA) is set to attend a general meeting of the International Council of Securities Associations (ICSA)