Seoul's Kospi Index Ends 1.44% Lower After Martial Law Bid
The Seoul stock exchange closed down more than one percent Wednesday after South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol briefly declared then lifted martial law overnight.
South Korea is reeling after spending hours under a surprise martial law declaration
Martial law was lifted in Korea, but political and economic turmoil could continue.
South Korea's martial law crisis is making the 'Korea discount' in stocks harder to shake off
Expect volatility and negative price action across South Korean assets and interlinked markets, wrote Rory Green, at ...
Politics prove investors right on the 'Korea Discount'
Global investors have always valued South Korea below other markets for reasons ranging from tensions with the North to the tight structures of its conglomerates--politics this week gave them cause to ...
FTSE 100 LIVE: Stocks mixed ahead of pivotal no-confidence vote in France
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South Korea’s political turbulence shakes markets but democracy endures
South Korea revoked martial law after protests and global market volatility. Learn how political upheaval impacts democracy, ...
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South Korean Won strengthens, while XRP, BTC, and equities tank amid calls for the president to step down
South Korea’s political landscape took an unprecedented turn on Tuesday as President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law. The ...
FTSE 100 Live 04 December: Index dips, Rio Tinto under pressure to ditch dual listing
The FTSE 100 status of Rio Tinto is in focus after an activist investor urged the mining giant to ditch its primary London ...