Seoul: The South Korean economy remains subdued amid weak domestic demand and worsening external uncertainties stemming from the United States’ aggressive tariff policy, among other

Seoul: The temperature in Seoul soared to 37.7 C at around 3 p.m. Tuesday, the highest temperature ever recorded for early July in the capital

Seoul: Excess funds held by South Korean households soared to an unprecedented level in the first quarter, driven by a downturn in housing purchases and

Pyeongtaek: The chief of the U.S.-led multinational U.N. Command (UNC) emphasized the sacrifice of U.N. troops during the Korean War as the cornerstone of South

Seoul: South Korean bond yields saw a minor decrease on the morning of July 8, 2025, with changes observed across various maturities. The 1-year Treasury

Seoul: The KOSPI 200 index witnessed varied movements as several companies reported changes in their stock prices. Among the notable gainers were HD Hyundai Electric