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  • Bank of Korea cuts key rate to 2.5% to boost economy

    The Bank of Korea (BOK) on May 29 lowered its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points, from 2.75 percent to 2.5 percent. This marks the fourth rate cut since last October and brings the rate down to its lowest level since August 2022 — a span of two years and nine months. The decision comes amid growing concerns over the economy, after the BOK sharply do..

  • US tariff hike on Chinese goods could slash 1 tln-won from Korean exports

  • By AsiaToday reporter Choi Won-youngAs the United States plans to hike tariffs on another $325 billion in Chinese imports following its 25% tariff hikes on..
  • S. Korea’s economy contracts 0.3% in Q1, worst since global financial crisis

  • By AsiaToday reporter Im Cho-rong South Korea’s first-quarter GDP shrank 0.3 percent from the previous quarter, the first decline in five quarters and..
  • Gov’t seeks 6.7 tln won extra budget to curb fine dust, boost economy

  •  By AsiaToday reporter Ahn Jong-ho The government has drawn up a 6.7 trillion-won (US$5.9 billion) supplementary budget. This is the third extra..
  • S. Korea to spend 2 tln won to curb fine dust, 100 bln won for Gangwon fire recovery

  •  By AsiaToday reporter Yoo Jae-heeThere are opinions that expenditures on the latest blaze in Gangwon Province should be included in a supplementary b..
  • Gov’t to reform 20-year-old preliminary feasibility study method

  • By AsiaToday reporter Ahn Jong-ho The government has decided to reform the preliminary feasibility study method for the first time in 20 years to prom..
  • National debt reaches 1,682 tril. won & More than half comes from pension liabilities

  • By AsiaToday reporter Yoo Jae-heeSouth Korea’s national debt is rising fast, worsening its financial health. Its national debt hit a record high last year,..
  • 2020 budget plan focuses on reviving economy, strengthening social safety net

  • By AsiaToday reporter Ahn Jong-ho South Korea’s budget for 2020 will be focused on reviving the economy. In addition, the government plans to strength..
  • Gov’t to permanently suspend geothermal power plant project that triggered 2017 Pohang quake

  • By AsiaToday reporter Choi Hyun-min The government will permanently suspend the geothermal power plant project that triggered the country’s second-lar..
  • Property taxes to rise sharply in Seoul’s affluent regions

  • By AsiaToday reporter Cheong Ah-reum The average government-declared value of apartment houses in Seoul rose 14 percent compared to a year ago, the hi..
  • Worst fine dust blankets Korea

  • By AsiaToday reporter Ahn Jong-ho A fine dust watch has been issued along the East Sea in Gangwon Province, which is well known for its clean air, for..
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