Seoul: With fewer than 50 days remaining before the June 3 local elections, candidates from both ruling and opposition parties in South Korea are rolling

Seoul: The trade ministry will swiftly execute its extra budget secured for supporting export companies facing difficulties due to the prolonging crisis in the Middle

Seoul: A national budget is often framed as a shield against crisis, but increasingly it serves as a mirror of political survival. South Korea’s latest

Seoul: South Korea added 206,000 jobs in March, topping the 200,000 mark for the second straight month, though weakness in youth employment and the manufacturing

Seoul: South Korea’s money supply rose for the fourth consecutive month in February, as increases in savings deposits offset a decline in certificates of deposit

Seoul: The South Korean won strengthened against the U.S. dollar Wednesday after U.S. President Donald Trump hinted at the resumption of peace talks with Iran