Wednesday, March 18, 2026

Market Watch: Analysts Predict Major Bitcoin Dip as Election Approaches

After Bitcoin's collapse to $59,000 due to...

Moon Woo Jin’s Riveting Performance Powers ‘Dark Nuns’ Thriller

Moon Woo Jin shines in the thriller "Dark Nuns," captivating audiences with his complex portrayal of Hee Joon, a boy possessed by evil.

Explosive New Film on Trump’s Rise: ‘The Apprentice’ Hits South Korea This October

The Apprentice, which focuses on revelations about Donald Trump, will be released in South Korea on October 23.

Economy

Will South Korea Send Warships to the Strait of Hormuz? A Closer Look at Trump’s Proposal

South Korea weighs sending warships to the Strait of Hormuz amid U.S. calls, balancing safety and potential military involvement concerns.

“Ioniq 5 Robotaxi to Operate in U.S. Cities”… Motional Launches Pilot Service With Uber

Motional, a Hyundai Motor Group joint venture, launches a robo-taxi pilot service with Uber in Las Vegas.

Didier Dubot Strengthens Premium Strategy, Expands Global Presence in the United States and Asia

Didier Dubot accelerates global expansion, focusing on online platforms and high-end products, achieving significant sales growth in Asia.

NATIONAL COLLAPSE : How Trump’s Failed War Is Burying The Economy In A Stagflation Grave

U.S. GDP growth has sharply declined to 0.7%, raising stagflation risks amid rising global oil prices and geopolitical tensions.

Samsung SDI Secures 1.5 Billion KRW ESS Battery Supply Deal: What This Means

Samsung SDI secures a $1 billion contract for ESS batteries in the U.S., enhancing its market position amid rising demand for renewables.
Latest

Coupang Data Breach: How an ISDS Claim Could Spark an International Dispute

Coupang faces international arbitration over a data breach, with U.S. shareholders claiming unfair treatment by South Korea's government.

Coupang Faces International Arbitration: How Will This Affect Its Future in Korea?

Coupang addresses an ISDS notice from U.S. shareholders over a data breach, asserting it cooperates with investigations amid claims of discrimination.

Korean Tire Companies: Record Sales Amidst U.S. Tariff Challenges—What to Expect?

South Korea's tire firms thrive despite U.S. tariffs, driven by strong European sales and stable costs, yet face profit declines.

“U.S. IS A BRAIN-DEAD NATION”: Lee Jae-myung Slams ‘Suicidal’ Tariff Policy As Poisoning Their Own People

President Lee Jae Myung downplays concerns over U.S. semiconductor tariffs, predicting potential price hikes for U.S. consumers.

U.S. Supreme Court Delays Ruling on Trump-Era Tariffs, Clouding Outlook for Global Trade

The U.S. Supreme Court's decision on Trump's tariffs is delayed, with political factors influencing the outcome and industry implications.

Trump’s Bold Claim: Why Greenland’s Ownership is Crucial for U.S. National Security

Trump emphasizes Greenland's ownership for security, critiques NATO, and touts U.S. economic successes during WEF speech in Davos.

Korea vs. Japan: How Korea’s Stock Market Reform is Outpacing Japan’s 10-Year Journey

First Eagle Investment sees Korea's stock market as undervalued, noting faster reforms than Japan, and predicts continued growth for KOSPI.

Russia Cheers as Greenland Dispute Drives Wedge Between U.S. and Europe

Russia benefits from NATO's division over Greenland, as Trump's annexation push creates internal strife, aiding its geopolitical interests.

Big Tech’s Outsourcing Boom: Why Google, Meta, and Amazon Are Hiring 32,000 in India Amid Layoffs

U.S. tech giants are outsourcing talent while laying off in the U.S., leading to increased hiring in India and overall workforce growth.

5 Key Takeaways from Prime Minister Kim’s First Official U.S. Trip: Strengthening Korea-U.S. Relations

South Korean PM Kim Min-seok embarks on his first overseas trip to the U.S. to strengthen bilateral relations and discuss key issues.

Is South Korea Joining Trump’s Peace Committee? Key Insights and Implications

Trump establishes a Peace Commission for Gaza, with U.S. considering participation amid mixed reactions from allies.

Samsung Electronics Rallies as Foreign Investors Pour In $750 Million Despite U.S. Chip Selloff

Samsung Electronics defied falling U.S. semiconductor stocks, rising nearly 3% as foreign investors bought $750 million in shares.

Korea’s Economy Rebounds, but KRW Stays Under Pressure as U.S. Growth Keeps Pulling Capital Away

South Korea's economy is projected to grow 2%, but exchange rate instability persists due to slower growth compared to the U.S.

U.S. Beef Tops Korea’s Imported Meat Market for Ninth Straight Year as Tariffs Drop to Zero

American beef leads Korea's meat market with 47.1% share in 2025, supported by strong consumer approval and tariff elimination.

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