Seoul: North Korea has been at the center of significant developments this week, as the nation continues to make strategic military and diplomatic moves. The

Seoul: Acting President Lee Ju-ho presided over his first Cabinet meeting Friday and stressed the need to devote efforts to state affairs ahead of the

Seoul: The Korea Interbank Offered Rates (KORIBOR) remained largely stable today, with only a slight change noted in the 12-month term rate. The rates were

Seoul: Seoul shares ended higher Friday, led by gains in tech and shipbuilding stocks, although investors remained cautious about the impact of shifting U.S. tariffs

Seoul: South Korea’s consumer prices rose at the 2 percent level for the fourth consecutive month in April, primarily driven by an increase in food

Seoul: Seoul shares opened lower Friday, weighed down by losses in tech and auto stocks, as investors continued to assess the impact of U.S. President