Seoul: Seoul stocks fell nearly 3 percent Monday, led by heavy foreign selling, as an intensifying conflict surrounding Iran deepened concerns about global oil supplies
Seoul: A total of 60 South Korean corporate workers based in Iraq have been evacuated to safety amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East,
Seoul: The South Korean won fell against the U.S. dollar Monday as Iran-backed Houthi militants in Yemen joined the monthlong war in the Middle East,
Seoul: South Korea’s bourse operator said Monday it had identified 76 suspected illegal short-selling cases in the first year since launching a real-time monitoring system
Seoul: Authorities will raise the share of the risk-free Korea Overnight Financing Repo Rate (KOFR) in key market transactions to 70 percent by 2030 as
Seoul: Tax authorities on Monday launched an investigation into home rental business operators and multiple home owners suspected of evading a combined 280 billion won
Seoul: Consumers in South Korea are stockpiling garbage bags as prolonged Middle East tensions continue to disrupt the global crude oil and naphtha supply, raising
Sejong: Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan vowed Monday a stern response against gas stations that excessively hike fuel prices despite a price cap system, after conducting