By Cynthia Kim and Jihoon Lee SEOUL, Jan 27 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said he was hiking tariffs on autos and ...

U.S. equities remain resilient, as investors positioned themselves ahead of Big Tech earnings.

US President Donald Trump said he was hiking tariffs on autos and other goods imported from South Korea to 25 per cent, ...

The Trump trade war resurfaced after Washington raised tariffs on South Korean goods, unsettling markets, pressuring key ...

China-Japan diplomatic friction and Seoul’s easing of visas for Chinese tour groups among factors. Read more at ...

Shares in Europe and Asia have advanced after U.S. stock indexes ticked higher. The price of gold held steady and oil prices ...

South Korea's state-run NPS pension fund has lowered its target ratio for foreign stock holdings to support the won, the ...

U.S. stock indexes ticked higher, while other markets made louder moves, including another record-breaking rush for the price ...

If implemented, the move could have wide-ranging effects on major South Korean companies that export to the US, such as Hyundai Motor Co, which sent 1.1 million vehicles to America in 2024.

Stock markets rallied Tuesday following Wall Street's healthy lead, with tech firms leading Seoul to another record as ...

Hyundai slid as much as 5% in morning trade after Trump’s announcement, with the stock extending losses into a fourth ...