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  • Middle-class income growth hits record low

    Income growth among Korea’s middle class hit an all-time low last year, raising concerns that the country’s economic backbone is weakening.According to data released Wednesday by the National Data Office’s KOSIS portal, households in the third income quintile—those classified as the middle 40–60 percent bracket—earned an average of 58.05 million won last yea..

  • Moon stresses emergency economic response

  • AsiaToday reporter Lee Jang-won As South Korea is preparing for another potential wave of mass new coronavirus infections, attention is now focused on..
  • 623 COVID-19 cases linked to Sarang Jeil Church

  • AsiaToday reporter Jang Ji-young The COVID-19 outbreaks linked to religious gatherings in the greater Seoul area are spreading across the nation. Sout..
  • S. Korea tops OECD’s 2020 growth rate forecast

  • AsiaToday reporter Lee Ji-hoon The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) raised its growth outlook for the South Korean economy..
  • Gov’t new supply plan seen as inconsistent

  • AsiaToday reporter Lee Chul-hyun The government is expected to push forward in its latest housing supply plan of providing 260,000 homes in and around..
  • S. Korea may utilize military-owned land to build homes

  • AsiaToday reporter Lee Chul-hyunAs the government announced that it would come up with measures to supply housing in the metropolitan area as soon as possi..
  • S. Korea revises tax rules to respond to post-coronavirus economy

  • AsiaToday reporter Cho Sang-eun The government’s latest tax revision plan announced by the Tax Development Review Committee on Wednesday seeks to revi..
  • Gov’t considers opening up greenbelt zones

  • AsiaToday reporter Choi Joong-hyun The government is considering opening up greenbelt zones to make more land available for housing in the metropolita..
  • Samsung avoids worst-case scenario, but uncertainty remains

  • AsiaToday reporter Jeong Seok-manAn external review panel in South Korea recommended last Friday that prosecutors should not indict Samsung Group heir Lee..
  • Court set to decide on Samsung heir’s arrest

  • AsiaToday reporter Hwang Eui-joongA Seoul court will hold a hearing Monday to decide whether Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong should be arres..
  • S. Korea proposes 35.3 trln won extra budget to brace for post-coronavirus era

  • AsiaToday reporter Cho Sang-eun The South Korean government on Wednesday proposed an extra budget plan worth 35.3 trillion won (US$29 billion) to over..
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