Saturday, October 31, 2026

Commander of U.S. Forces Korea, ‘North Korea’s Priority is the Survival of the Regime’

On November 20th, USFK Commander Paul LaCamera stated that North Korea is prioritizing the preservation of Kim Jong Un's regime.

August Export Surge: South Korea’s $57.9 Billion Record and What It Means

South Korea achieved its highest-ever monthly export total in August, with $56 b, driven by strong IT product sales and record EU exports.

Busan Mobility Show 2026: All-New Avante and Kia PV5 Make Global Debut

Hyundai and Kia to showcase 34 vehicles at the 2026 Busan Mobility Show, featuring new models and innovative technologies.

Economy

Fed’s October Rate Hold: What It Means for December’s 0.25% Hike Probability in Asia

After the Fed's October rate freeze, the probability of a December hike dropped from 90.7% to 84.8%.

Samsung Expands Semiconductor Capacity: What to Expect from the New Texas Foundry?

Samsung Electronics begins equipment installation at its Texas foundry and considers expanding production capacity with new facilities.

Bitcoin Surges to 80,000 USD: What Does the FOMC Decision Mean for Investors?

Bitcoin recovers to 80,000 USD amid strong U.S. tech stocks, while market remains cautious ahead of the FOMC's interest rate decision.

How Hanmi Semiconductor is Revolutionizing the Global Market with Art: A Collaboration with Philip Colbert

Hanmi Semiconductor unveils third artwork collaboration with global pop artist Philip Colbert in prominent locations.

How Digital Assets Could Strengthen the Dollar: Insights from U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent predicts that virtual assets will strengthen the global dominance of the dollar.
Latest

LS Electric Bets $150M on a Utah Expansion: High-Voltage Gear for America’s AI Data Center Boom

LS Electric plans to invest 200 billion KRW in Utah to expand its switchgear factory, addressing demand for AI data centers and modernizing power grids.

Donald Trump’s Tariff Miracle Claim: $150B Korea Shipbuilding Bet, 52 Market Highs—What’s Real and What’s Spin?

Trump claims his tariffs sparked an economic miracle, citing investments and GDP growth, but indicators show inflation and job losses persist.

R&D Reform in Korea: What the New Guidelines Mean for Tech Innovation in 2026

Major IT issues: U.S. digital firm discrimination, Nexon's MapleStory scandal, and eased R&D feasibility studies in South Korea.

South Korea–Japan Defense Reset: Yokosuka Talks Bring Back Joint Sea Rescue Drills After a 9-Year Pause

South Korea and Japan's defense ministers agree to enhance U.S. deterrence and resume joint exercises amid rising regional threats.

2026’s Crucial U.S.-Korea Trade Talks: Can South Korea Avoid a 25% Tariff on Cars and Pharmaceuticals?

The U.S. grapples with Trump's tariff threats while Korea prepares for U.S. investments, aiming to stabilize trade relations.

U.S.–Korea Trade Pressure: After Trump’s January 26 Warning, Seoul Pushes a Video Call—and an All-Hands Lobbying Sprint

South Korean trade officials are in the U.S. to address investment law delays and strengthen trade relations amid tariff threats.

What to Expect from Kim Min-seok’s 75-Minute Press Conference: Trade, Politics, and More

Prime Minister Kim Min-seok's upcoming press conference will address U.S. visit outcomes, tariffs, and his political ambitions for leadership.

U.S. Stock Market Plunges: What SK Hynix and Samsung’s Decline Means for Asian Investors

The New York stock market faced declines, impacting major stocks like SK Hynix and Samsung, amid concerns over monetary policies.

Hyundai/Kia Cross $225.3B in Revenue—But U.S. Tariffs Cost $5.4B and Cut Profits 23.6%

Hyundai and Kia report record revenues despite U.S. tariffs impacting profits, focusing on eco-friendly vehicles and strategic growth.

U.S. Treasury Pushes Back: Bessent Says No Yen Support, No Market Meddling—But the Dollar Weakness Trade Lives On

Trump's comments on tariffs and a weaker dollar have led to a decline in the dollar-won exchange rate, boosting the Korean won's strength.

Fed Holds at 3.50%–3.75%: Markets Care Less About Rates and More About Who Replaces Powell in May 2026

The Fed held rates steady, focusing on the next chair's nomination. Rick Rieder's dovish stance may weaken the dollar, impacting markets.

Coupang’s Data Breach Fallout Hits Trade Politics: $514M Investor Loss Claim, 25% Tariff Talk, and a U.S. Class-Action Collision

The Coupang crisis from a data breach has led to a U.S.-Korea trade dispute, impacting stock prices and class-action lawsuits.

White House Tariff Message: Trump Says Companies Are Fleeing Mexico and Europe, as U.S. Steel Tops Japan After 26 Years

The U.S. surpasses Japan in steel production for the first time in 26 years, attributed to tariffs and Trump's policies.

Top South Korea Regulator’s $28.9M Fortune: $20M in Cash, Plus Tesla and Apple on the Side

Lee Chan Jin, FSS Chairman, holds 38.5 billion KRW in assets, focusing on bank stocks and semiconductors, with U.S. stocks for diversification.

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