[Economy] :
South Korean stocks closed lower for a second consecutive day on Tuesday, and the Korean won weakened, amid continued trade tensions between the United States and China.
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index(KOSPI) fell 22-point-74 points, or zero-point-63 percent, on Tuesday to close at ...
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Tuesday 14 October 2025
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Seoul Shares Fall for Second Straight Day


Unification Ministry Restores Inter-Korean Dialogue Divisions, Scales Back N. Korea Rights Office
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Court Considering Detention of Ex-Justice Minister for Taking Part in Yoon s Martial Law Declaration
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Court Begins Examination of Dec. 3 Martial Law Surveillance Footage during Ex-PM Han s Trial
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Minister: Economy Facing Crisis from US Protectionism, Chinese Mineral Monopoly, Productivity Decline
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Korea Marks 579th Hangul Day, Celebrating Korean Script as “A Writing System Leading the Future”
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Court Considering Detention of Ex-Justice Minister for Taking Part in Yoon s Martial Law Declaration
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DP Chief Instructs Party Officials to Seek Support Measures after Fire Disrupts Online Gov t Systems
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PM Kim Apologizes for Inconvenience over Online Gov t System Disruptions after Nat l Data Infrastructure Center Fire
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Government Raises Alert to Highest Level, Activates Disaster Headquarters After Data Center Fire
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Signing of S. Korea-US MOU on Simplifying Shipbuilding Equipment Delivery Postponed at US Request
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Special Team Probing Alleged Meddling in 2023 Marine Death Probe to Extend Investigation Period
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Foreign Ministers of S. Korea, Mexico Discuss Tariff Issues on Margins of UN General Assembly
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Special Counsel Indicts Ex-Sambu Vice Chairman for Stock Manipulation as Kim Keon-hee Probe Widens
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