Seoul Stocks Surge Over 1 Percent on U.S.-Iran War Resolution Hopes
Seoul: South Korean stocks concluded more than 1 percent higher on Wednesday, driven by optimism surrounding a potential resolution to the U.S.-Iran conflict. However, the
Seoul: South Korean stocks concluded more than 1 percent higher on Wednesday, driven by optimism surrounding a potential resolution to the U.S.-Iran conflict. However, the
Seoul: Kakao Games Corp., a game publishing unit of South Korean tech giant Kakao Corp., announced plans to raise 240 billion won (US$160.3 million) through
Seoul: The government of South Korea is once again emphasizing the importance of strengthening property holding taxes as a means to stabilize the nation’s housing
Seoul: Shin Hyun-song, the former head of the Bank for International Settlements’ Monetary and Economic Department, has been nominated as the next governor of Korea’s
Seoul: The combined net income of insurance firms in South Korea from their auto insurance business dropped sharply from a year earlier in 2025 due
Seoul: Consumer sentiment fell to a 10-month low in March, as the conflict in the Middle East and high oil prices stoked concerns about inflation
London: European stocks declined on Tuesday, as investors avoid large bets amid uncertainty surrounding trade conditions, and bank shares fell following the sell-off wave on
Muscat: The Muscat Stock Exchange “30” index closed at 7,291.91 points on Tuesday, marking an increase of 115.1 points, or 1.6 percent, compared to the
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