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Think tanks see Seoul home prices rising

Major South Korean real estate research institutes are forecasting further gains in Seoul and metropolitan-area home prices next year, citing rising liquidity and a deepening supply shortage despite tighter government regulations.The Housing Industry Research Institute (HIRI) said Tuesday that Seoul’s housing transaction prices are expected to rise 4.2% next..

After soaring 55% this year, gold sees sharp correction
Gold prices fell sharply on October 21 (U.S. time), ending a relentless rally that had pushed the precious metal to record highs. On the New York Merc..

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