Taiwan Shares Close Up 0.31%
Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 142.6 points, or 0.31 percent, at 45,975.22 Thursday on turnover
Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 142.6 points, or 0.31 percent, at 45,975.22 Thursday on turnover
Taipei: Taiwan’s main business monitoring indicator remained at “red” in July for the eighth consecutive month, as strong artificial intelligence
Record torrential rainfall battered South Korea’s southern regions Wednesday, leaving at least four people dead and disrupting train services, authorities said.
Parts of North Jeolla Province experienced record downpours
Today (%) Previous Session(%) Change (BP)
1-year TB 3.201 3.209 -0.8
2-year TB 3.159 3.161 -0.2
3-year TB 3.114 3.119 -0.5
10-year TB 3.191 3.212 -2.1
2-year MSB 3.137
The latest LPGA major champion Amy Yang will lead the South Korean contingent at the fourth major tournament of the season, teeing off in the French Alps this week.
Bangkok, Bang Sue Police Station investigators arrested a Burmese woman who took drugs to give birth to her twin sons while she was 5 months pregnant before dumping their
Yasothon, A mushroom collector brought mushrooms to steam and eat with his mother, but found that they were poisonous. The mother died first, and the child fell into a
Bangkok, Bangkok has given a deadline to condominiums in the Chatuchak area. If they do not solve the water quality problem by July 11, legal action will be taken.
President Yoon Suk Yeol again vetoed a bill mandating a special counsel investigation into the military’s response to a Marine’s death, his office said Tuesday, the second time he
The LG Twins and the Doosan Bears will temporarily relocate to the main Olympic stadium in southern Seoul while their current baseball stadium undergoes reconstruction, Seoul officials said Tuesday.
Seoul shares closed slightly higher Tuesday as investors awaited a congressional testimony by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell this week. The local currency gained against the U.S. dollar.
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