Topic: Bank of Korea

What does it mean when central banks start buying gold?

South Korea's central bank purchased a substantial amount in the past two months, which could mean that inflationary policies are more likely

Millions of dollars found in a South Korean garlic field. Currency debate ensues.

Critics say that the garlic field cash stash is further proof that the 50,000 won note could aids those operating on the black market because it is easily hidden from the prying eyes of authorities.

South Korea sees economic growth slow from 1.4 to 0.7 percent

South Korea's 3rd-quarter economic growth saw reduced gains with GDP growth dropping from 1.4 percent in 2Q to 0.7 percent in 3Q.

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