Creditors of debt-ridden Taeyoung Engineering and Construction Co. were set to make a decision Thursday on whether to allow the ailing builder to move forward with a debt restructuring program.
Taeyoung, the 16th-largest builder in South Korea in te…
South Korea’s foreign ministry remained cautious Thursday about a U.S. assessment that suggested inconsistency with Seoul’s analysis on possible military ties between North Korea and the Hamas militant group, saying the government is closely communic…
South Korea’s exports rose 11.2 percent on-year in the first 10 days of January, data showed Thursday.
Outbound shipments reached US$15.44 billion in the Jan. 1-10 period, compared with $13.89 billion tallied a year earlier, according to the data fr…
South Korean shares closed a tad lower Thursday, extending their losing streak to a seventh consecutive session as investors awaited important U.S. inflation data. The local currency rose against the U.S. dollar.
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock …
Once again, special prosecution bills have become a source of division ahead of the April 10 general elections.
That is the last thing South Korea needs right now. Nevertheless, with a catalyst in place, activities are intensifying within the corrid…
Today (%) Previous Session(%) Change (BP)
1-year TB 3.395 3.427 -3.2
2-year TB None None None
3-year TB 3.227 3.269 -4.2
10-year TB 3.307 3.346 -3.9
2-year MSB 3.293 3.334 -4.1
3-year CB (AA-) 3.976 4.017 -4.1
91-day CD None None None
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Abuja: At a bustling food market in Nigeria’s capital, Mummy Christiana breaks down in tears as she describes how a conflict thousands of kilometers away leaves her family struggling to