Seoul: The recent closing prices for the KOSPI 200 index indicate a predominantly downward movement, with most companies experiencing reductions in their stock prices. Among
Seoul: The South Korean won opened lower against the U.S. dollar Tuesday, reaching its weakest level in 17 years, as the escalating Middle East conflict
Seoul: The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Resources announced on Tuesday that it has earmarked 924.1 billion won (US$609 million) in an additional budget to
Seoul: The KOSPI 200 index experienced notable declines across several major stocks, with a few exceptions, as trading concluded. Among the companies showing a downward
Seoul: South Korea and the European Union (EU) have launched a special joint committee to address emerging trade and economic issues, including the EU’s initiative
Seoul: Rep. Kim Byung-kee, an independent who was formerly with the ruling Democratic Party (DP), appeared before police Tuesday for a fourth round of questioning
Seoul: The KOSPI 200 index reflected a challenging trading session with several major companies experiencing declines in their stock prices. Notable decreases were seen across
Baghdad: Over 70 South Korean corporate workers stationed in Iraq have been successfully evacuated due to escalating tensions in the Middle East, as confirmed by