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Fuel prices set to exceed 2,000 won per liter

Fuel prices in South Korea are expected to exceed 2,000 won per liter as the government’s second round of price caps takes effect on March 27.Starting at midnight, the government raised the ceiling on wholesale gasoline prices by 210 won to 1,934 won per liter. Diesel and kerosene caps were also increased to 1,923 won and 1,530 won, respectively.With wholesa..

Non-manufacturing sentiment hits 4-year high on holiday, coupon boost
South Korea’s business sentiment rebounded in August for the first time in two months, driven by stronger exports and consumer activity. Non-manufacturing..

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