Seoul: The South Korean currency gained against the U.S. dollar Tuesday, rebounding from a 17-year low in the previous session, supported by a decline in
Seoul: The KOSPI 200 index reflected a day of mixed movements as several major stocks showed varying trends in their closing prices. Companies such as
Seoul: South Korean shares opened significantly higher Tuesday, driven by the easing of global crude prices and optimism surrounding the potential reopening of the Strait
Seoul: South Korea’s primary bourse operator, the Korea Exchange (KRX), announced on Tuesday that it will postpone the introduction of pre- and after-hours trading by
Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung on Tuesday reaffirmed his commitment to reforming the prosecution service by separating its investigative and indictment powers, while cautioning against
Seoul: Officially announced prices of apartments in Seoul jumped 18.67 percent in 2026 at the fastest pace in five years, driven by sharp gains in
