South Korea’s finance ministry said Thursday it has issued yen-denominated foreign exchange stabilization bonds worth 70 billion yen (US$473.5 million).
It marked the first time for
Seoul shares opened lower Thursday, tracking losses on Wall Street, as better-than-expected U.S. economic data bolstered the case for the Federal Reserve to raise interest
Seoul shares extended losses late Thursday morning as investors remain cautious on whether the U.S. Federal Reserve will raise rates further this year following better-than-expected
South Korea’s financial regulator on Thursday asked foreign securities firms to beef up efforts to prevent illegal stock short selling amid an increase in such
South Korea’s top central banker will attend meetings of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) to be held in Switzerland early next week, his office
The retail prices of RON97 and RON95 petrol as well as diesel will remain unchanged for the Sept 7 to 13 period.The Ministry of
Today (%) Previous Session(%) Change (BP)1-year TB 3.528 3.518 +1.02-year TB 3.798 3.775 +2.33-year TB 3.765 3.738 +2.710-year TB 3.886 3.856 +3.02-year MSB 3.798 3.769 +2.93-year CB (AA-) 4.527 4.498 +2.991-day CD 3.700 3.690 +1.0Source: Yonhap News …
South Korean stocks closed higher for the second consecutive session Monday on growing optimism the U.S. Federal Reserve will pause the interest rate hike
