South Korea's June presidential election ended six months of political uncertainty and policy paralysis in the country.

South Korea's central bank cut interest rates for a fourth time in the current easing cycle on Thursday as Washington's attempts to reorder global trade fanned downside risks for economic growth and ...

SEOUL (Reuters) -South Korea's newly elected President Lee Jae-myung has vowed political and economic reforms to help the ...

Although South Korea is dependent on exports, it has not suffered as much economic devastation as other ... the self-reliance policy the young leader inherited from his father and grandfather ...

Progressive Lee Jae-myung to take ‘prudent’ Taiwan stance, while balancing Beijing trade ties and US-Japan three-way alliance ...

Analysts say both candidates were vague on their policy plans during the campaign, and Lee Jun-han, a political science ...

Liberal capitalism may still be America’s dominant economic ideology, but there is a growing sentiment within the White House that the government should take a more active role in steering the ...

The South Korean economy is buckling under the pressure ... a critical component of the inequality question in South Korea, the public policy discussion has so far centered around how to buoy ...

SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea’s central bank lowered its key policy rate for a second straight month and said the country’s economy will grow at a slower pace than it initially anticipated.

Price growth was largely kept in check by lower prices of oil products, fruits and vegetables, despite gains in the prices of ...

South Korea must not shy away from the challenge of pursuing more economic freedom. Anthony Kim is a policy analyst in the Center for International Trade and Economics at The Heritage Foundation.

South Korea’s economy doesn’t need any fresh pump-priming ... and corporate confidence without additional expansionary policies on the monetary or fiscal front,” Choi Kyung-hwan said in ...