Seoul's market pulse stays anchored in inflation, with September consumer prices easing to 2.9 percent and the central bank expecting October to hover near 3 percent, keeping polic
Seoul's market pulse stays anchored in inflation, with September consumer prices easing to 2.9 percent and the central bank expecting October to hover near 3 percent, keeping policy watchers on a steady footing. A major chip conglomerate's chairman is selling a sizable stake in SK shares amid a divorce proceeding, a supply overhang that could weigh on sentiment in one of the market's heavyweight names. Geopolitics adds friction too, as Seoul warns of further measures against Kyiv, while the finance ministry signals possible cuts to treasury bond issuance, a move that would tighten the local debt supply.
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