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The government presents its annual budget later this month, but might find it difficult to reassure bond investors that it can lower its debts.
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One of China’s largest private steel-making companies is moving into shipbuilding as the industry enjoys a boom in orders.
China said a deal with the European Union on hybrid cars will ensure “export space and steady growth” for its companies, as the two sides seek to reduce the risk of trade war.
KOSPI slid 3.65 percent Monday, falling below 6,400 as its losing streak stretched to four consecutive sessions. The benchmark index has shed 619.50 points, or 8.85 percent, since Oct. 6.
Bank of Korea (BOK) Gov. Shin Hyun-song said Monday that the central bank's August rate hike ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's September move gave Korea more time to respond and helped minimize the…
