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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..

  • South Korea aims to reduce fine dust by 30% by 2022

  • By AsiaToday reporter Cho Sang-eun The South Korean government Tuesday announced a set of heavy measures aimed to reduce fine dust emissions by 30% by 2022..
  • Moody's positive about direction of S. Korean economy

  • By AsiaToday reporter Kim Dong-hyun Accompanying South Korean President Moon Jae-in on his visit to New York, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Ki..
  • KRX hosts market surveillance training seminar

  • By AsiaToday reporter Jang Jin-won The Korea Exchange (KRX) is transfering its know-hows in self-regulation, including market surveillance, to major capita..
  • S. Korean stock market shaken by North Korean nuke test

  • By AsiaToday reporter Jang Jin-won The domestic stock market was shaken up by North Korea's 6th nuclear test on Sunday. The KOSPI (Korea Composite Stock Pr..
  • BC Card signs MOU with Vietnam's NAPAS

  • By AsiaToday reporter Bae Ji-yoon BC Card announced Wednesday that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on payment business with Vietnam's Nat..
  • Kakao Bank creates the catfish effect in local banking industry

  • By AsiaToday reporter Lee Seon-yeong Kakao Bank, South Korea's second internet-only bank that opened a month ago, is bringing the catfish effect in the loc..
  • Seoul-Beijing ties drive trade, investment and tourism growth

  • By AsiaToday reporter Moon Noo-riSince the establishment of diplomatic ties in 1992, both Korea and China have experienced growth by strengthening economic..
  • Egg prices may soar again due to unstable supply

  • By AsiaToday reporter Kim Ji-hyeAfter last winter's highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreak hit supplies, the egg industry is suffering quite a setback..
  • Banks seek to improve vacation policy for better work-life balance

  • By AsiaToday reporter Lee Seon-yeong More banks are seeking work-life balance in South Korea. They are trying to improve their vacation policies by encoura..
  • 100,000 youkes to visit Korea during Labor Day holidays

  •  By Hong Soon-do, Beijing correspondent, AsiaToday - Large numbers of Chinese tourists - known commonly by the Chinese word "youke" - are visiting Kor..
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