Yoon Suk Yeol

Global Economy

South Korea cuts growth forecasts after martial law fiasco

The Finance Ministry now sees the economy growing 1.8% in 2025 after expanding 2.1% last year.

Global Economy

South Korea's central bank vows to stabilise markets amid political turmoil

'Predictability of the political process is expected to improve going forward and financial market volatility is anticipated to reduce'
South Korea's Yoon impeached after botched martial law attempt - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Economy

South Korea's Yoon impeached after botched martial law attempt

Yoon will be suspended from his duties, with Prime Minister Han Duck-soo expected to step in as interim leader
Korean stocks gain after losing US$100 bil to political crisis - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Markets

Korean stocks gain after losing US$100 bil to political crisis

South Korean equities rose on Tuesday, seeking their first daily advance since last week’s short-lived martial law thrust the country into political turmoil.

Global Markets

Kospi’s losses have traders debating need for stabilisation fund

The Kospi Index has lost 5.6% since President Yoon Suk Yeol’s botched martial law imposition, while the small-cap Kosdaq Index has slid even more.

Geopolitics

South Korea’s ruling party vows ‘orderly exit’ for Yoon

President Yoon shocked the nation by briefly declaring martial law, which he revoked within hours after parliament unanimously rejected it.

Geopolitics

Key ally of South Korea president Yoon Suk Yeol now wants him gone

Lee Jae-myung (centre) and other party members hold protest signs demanding the resignation of Yoon at the National Assembly in Seoul on Dec 5.

Global Markets

Political turmoil adds gloom to beleaguered South Korean markets

The Kospi is down 7% this year, while the won has slumped about 9% against the US dollar, the most among Asian currencies.
South Korea's Yoon can kiss his stock market reform goodbye - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Markets

South Korea's Yoon can kiss his stock market reform goodbye

Instead of lifting up the stock market, Yoon is giving global investors one more reason to stay away
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