Seoul shares snap 3-day rise on tech, battery slump
South Korean stocks fell nearly 1 percent to snap a three-session winning streak as foreign investors dumped techs and battery stocks. The local currency rose against the U.S. dollar.
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South Korean stocks fell nearly 1 percent to snap a three-session winning streak as foreign investors dumped techs and battery stocks. The local currency rose against the U.S. dollar.
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President Yoon Suk Yeol said Wednesday that North Korean troops in Russia could be deployed to battlefield zones in Ukraine sooner than expected, describing it as a “grave” situation.
Yoon
1-year TB 2.870 2.867 +0.3
2-year TB 2.956 2.948 +0.8
3-year TB 2.937 2.936 +0.1
10-year TB 3.105 3.118 -1.3
2-year MSB 2.950 2.943 +0.7
3-year CB (AA-) 3.502 3.504
A joint exhibition aimed at promoting information technology exchanges between North Korea and Russia has opened in Pyongyang, the North’s state media said Wednesday, marking their first such event in
POSCO International on Wednesday reported its third-quarter net profit of 237.5 billion won (US$171.7 million), up 21.7 percent from a year earlier.
Operating profit for the July-September period was 357.2
A Seoul court on Wednesday sentenced the main suspect in a high-profile deepfake crime case involving alumni of the nation’s most prestigious Seoul National University (SNU) to 10 years in
POSCO Future M Co. on Wednesday reported its third-quarter net loss of 1.2 billion won (US$872,517), turning from a profit of 23.2 billion won a year earlier.
The company said
A Seoul court on Tuesday dismissed an injunction request by the former CEO of K-pop label ADOR seeking to be reinstated to her position, amid the ongoing dispute with ADOR’s