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Korea’s Oct. 1-20 exports double to $62bn, led by chips South Korea’s exports more than doubled in the first 20 days of October from a year earlier, while average daily shipments hit a record high, putting the country on track to surpass $1 trillion in ann

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Samsung Electronics, SK hynix rebound on chip supply constraints, AI demand Samsung Electronics Co. and SK hynix Inc. rebounded sharply early Wednesday, as bargain hunting and strong artificial intelligence (AI) demand lifted investor sentiment. Samsung Electronics shares wer

Korea’s producer prices rise 0.2% in September on higher food costs South Korea’s producer prices rose 0.2 percent in September, driven largely by higher agricultural and livestock prices ahead of the Chuseok holiday, extending gains for a second consecutive month. Ac

WorldBank seeks broader ties with Korean companies to boost developing economies The World Bank is seeking broader partnerships with South Korean companies across electric vehicles (EVs), batteries, semiconductors, and other sectors, to create jobs and accelerate growth in develop

BOK expected to hold rates in October after two straight hikes The Bank of Korea (BOK) is widely expected to leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged at its Oct. 22 monetary policy meeting after raising rates twice in July and August, as easing inflation and a

Foreign investors dump Korean stocks amid hedge fund liquidation fears Foreign selling resumed in South Korea’s stock market Tuesday after a two-session pause, wiping out the Kospi’s recent rebound amid speculation that leveraged hedge funds investing in artificial intel

KRW strengthens to two-year high on export boom The South Korean won strengthened to the 1,320-per-dollar range, its strongest level in about two years, as robust exports led by semiconductors boosted dollar supply despite high oil prices and forei

Korea urged to boost domestic research equipment South Korea’s national research and development (R&D) budget is set to reach a record high next year, prompting calls for greater support for domestic research equipment manufacturers and service prov

NPS tightens voting rules on companies’ treasury stock plans South Korea’s National Pension Service (NPS) has tightened its proxy voting rules on companies’ plans to hold or dispose of treasury shares, assessing whether they serve long-term shareholder value. T

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