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Foreign profit-taking on stocks 30%, Korea-US rate gap and strong dollar 28%, Middle East geopolitical uncertainty 18%, structural pressure from overseas stock investment 12%, money supply and fiscal pressure...
Right now your account is being shaken by war news. To avoid that, you need to read Trump's timeline first. Do stocks rise when a war ends? Trump's second half...
Bitcoin started out as an asset no government could control. No central bank can issue it at will, no single country can take over the network, and existing...
News that Samsung Electronics' management and union reached a tentative deal on a bonus of about 12% just before a general strike looks like ordinary labor news. But the essence of this event is not a pay raise...
Crypto bills are pouring out in the U.S. Their names are similar and their contents seem to overlap, which is confusing, but each bill is meant to solve a different problem...
On April 1, 2026, Korean government bonds were officially added to the World Government Bond Index (WGBI). It came after four attempts and nearly 15 years of preparation. The government expects this inclusion to bring up to...
When war breaks out and oil prices rise, a picture naturally forms in your head: fossil fuels are shaken, so alternatives like nuclear, solar, wind, EVs and batteries will immediately come to the fore...
The domestic market return account, designed to bring overseas investment money back to Korea, officially launched on March 23, 2026. It comes with generous capital gains tax breaks, but by the same token...
A battery supercycle is about to begin, driven by the global energy security crisis and exploding AI power demand. 1. Middle East war and oil shock: accelerating the shift away from fossil fuels...