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  • KOSPI skids 6% after circuit breaker, clinging to 5,000 level

    South Korea's benchmark KOSPI plunged more than 8% during trading Friday, briefly falling below the 5,000-point mark before recovering some of its losses to close above 5,050. Foreign investors sold more than 2.7 trillion won worth of shares on a net basis amid a sharp sell-off in U.S. technology stocks, with semiconductor heavyweights Samsung Electronics an..

  • Toss Securities bets big on open API accessibility

  • Toss Securities has introduced a service that lets users trade and check stock positions through conversation with generative AI, no coding required. By co..
  • Korea Eximbank discusses SMR financing cooperation with Bill Gates

  • Korea Eximbank is pursuing financial cooperation with TerraPower, the next-generation nuclear company founded by Bill Gates, to support the commercializati..
  • July import prices fall 1.0%, second straight monthly decline

  • South Korea's import prices fell for a second straight month in July, as both the won-dollar exchange rate and global oil prices declined together. Export..
  • Rates, exchange rate boost bank stocks amid strong earnings

  • As Korea's stock market continues its rollercoaster ride, bank stocks and brokerage stocks are moving in opposite directions. While brokerage stocks have l..
  • Food price hikes gather pace in second half

  • Food companies that had held off on raising prices during the first half of the year — out of consideration for the government's price stabilization policy..
  • Safety regulations added to nuclear export push

  • The government has built a cross-government cooperation framework linking export support with nuclear safety regulatory cooperation, aimed at strengthening..
  • [Reporter's Note] Banks pay hundreds of billions of won to law firms every year — how to make it worth it

  • Banks are steady clients for law firms. From designing financial products to issuing bonds and doing business overseas, it's hard to find work that doesn't..
  • Gov't to release W30tn more in loans, launch youth mortgage for non-apartment homes

  • The government is doubling this year's target for household debt growth from 1.5% to 3%. As household loan volume controls had begun squeezing even genuine..
  • NTS launches special tax probe into KB Kookmin Bank

  • The National Tax Service (NTS), following special tax probes into Hana Financial Group and Meritz Securities, has now launched a special audit targeting KB..
  • Penny stocks and market cap shortfalls trigger delisting warnings for 36 companies

  • The Korea Exchange has designated 36 listed companies — sub-1,000-won "penny stocks" and low-market-cap firms — as administrative issues. This marks the fi..
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