South Korea’s central bank froze its key rate for the eighth straight session Thursday amid woes over a still weak economic recovery and slower-than-expected inflation moderation but signaled that it may shift toward ending its restrictive stance.
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South Korea’s semiconductor exports are anticipated to continue to lead the overall recovery in outbound shipments this year amid higher memory chip prices, the industry minister said Thursday.
“South Korea’s chip exports experienced a rebound last …
South Korea will begin its first annual global survey this year to gauge awareness of its possible unification with North Korea, Seoul’s unification ministry in charge of inter-Korean affairs said Thursday.
The survey will be conducted in several co…
The floor leader of the main opposition Democratic Party (DP) demanded Thursday that police disclose the party affiliation of Chairman Lee Jae-myung’s attacker, citing media reports that the suspect was a longtime member of the ruling People Power Pa…
The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld another appellate court ruling that ordered a Japanese company to compensate the family of a late South Korean forced into wartime labor during Japan’s 1910-1945 colonial rule.
The top court handed down the decis…
Creditors of debt-ridden Taeyoung Engineering and Construction Co. voted Thursday to allow the ailing builder to move forward with a debt restructuring program.
Taeyoung, the 16th-largest builder in South Korea in terms of construction capacity, app…
