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Consumer sentiment rebounds after one month as stock volatility eases, income outlook improves

South Korea's consumer sentiment rebounded after a one-month dip, driven by easing domestic stock market volatility and solid real economic indicators such as exports and private consumption. In particular, growing expectations for income improvements amid expanding economic growth boosted household income outlooks and notably enhanced current economic perce..

S. Korea plans to limit debt-to-GDP ratio at 60% from 2025
AsiaToday reporter Lee Ji-hoon The government plans to limit debt at 60 percent of gross domestic product and its fiscal deficit at 3 percent from 202..

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