SEOUL – The International Monetary Fund has revised its forecast for Korea, projecting that its per capita gross domestic product will revert to 2022 levels this year while extending the timeline for ...

South Korea’s climb up the global economic ranks is losing steam. The country won’t hit $40,000 in per capita GDP until 2029 ...

Seoul shares opened lower Tuesday following a mixed close on Wall Street, as investors remained cautious over the future ...

South Korean adults' financial literacy is higher than the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development average, a ...

Lee Jun-ho (Junho) officially established his own one-man entertainment agency following the termination of his exclusive ...

The International Monetary Fund forecasts Korea to surpass the $40,000 GDP per capita mark by 2029, pushing back the ...

He and other World Bank and IMF officials told countries to cut their own tariffs to boost growth prospects.

Global finance leaders grappled with the implications of President Trump's tariffs, failing to gain clarity during the IMF ...

Bank of Korea Governor Rhee Chang-yong said the trajectory of the central bank’s key interest rate is for it to be lower ...

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said early talks with Japan and South Korea this week were "productive," according to Reuters on Friday.

The back-and-forth added to the uncertainty surrounding Trump's erratic tariff policy, not just around China, but also as it ...

Asia-Pacific markets mostly rose Friday after Wall Street saw its third straight day of gains as tech stocks rallied.