(LEAD) Seoul shares extend winning streak to 5th day on eased U.S. recession fears
South Korean stocks ended almost 2 percent higher Friday to extend their winning streak to a fifth day, as a series of U.S. data soothed economic slowdown fears. The
South Korean stocks ended almost 2 percent higher Friday to extend their winning streak to a fifth day, as a series of U.S. data soothed economic slowdown fears. The
The South Korean economy continues to show signs of recovery, driven by improving domestic demand and exports, the finance ministry said Friday, with consumer prices maintaining a stable trend.
South Korea’s defense authorities on Friday approved a plan to reduce Indonesia’s contribution for a joint fighter jet development project to 600 billion won (US$440 million), about one-third of
Major companies in South Korea saw their second-quarter operating income more than double from a year earlier, driven by strong performances in the semiconductor sector, a corporate tracker said Thursday.
PTT presents prize money to ‘Nong Tennis’ Panipak Wongpattanakit and ‘Nong B’ Chanchaem Suwanpheng, two Olympic heroes, as well as associations and teams, totaling 4.5 million baht.
Dr. Kongkrapan Intarajang,
Minister of Industry orders urgent action to prevent ships carrying toxic waste from entering Thailand. The latest inspection found that the ship was heading towards Singapore.
Ms. Pimpattra Wichaikul, Minister
Independence activist groups and opposition parties were set to boycott the government’s ceremony to mark the 79th anniversary of Liberation Day on Thursday in protest over the appointment of a
Mekong-Lancang Summit not cancelled, Thailand continues to hold the meeting, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs sits at the head of the table instead of ‘Maris’, joins ‘Wang