AGP Executive Report
Last update: 1 hours agoNepal Flood Fallout: South Korea’s foreign minister Shisir Khanal says Nepal is moving from asking for help to demanding climate compensation after “Himalayan tsunami” floods hit Nuwakot, Rasuwa and Dhading, with rescue logistics strained by high-altitude tunnel conditions. Middle East Risk: Seoul is watching renewed U.S.-Iran strikes that are pushing oil and bond yields higher, dragging regional markets and adding pressure to South Korea’s economic outlook. Cost of Living: Consumer prices in South Korea rose 3.1% in August, driven by elevated oil and higher mobile subscription fees; without the mobile factor, the rise would be about 2.5%. Child Protection: The government will require faster emergency protection when a child faces repeated abuse reports, after an 11-year-old died in Cheonan despite seeking help. Digital Rules: KISO says it reviewed 27 cases of suspected false or manipulated online posts under the revised Network Act, with none ruled false or manipulated. Business & Housing: Shinsegae Property plans Aman Seoul in Cheongdam-dong, while Seoul’s ETF market keeps shrinking small funds as delistings continue.
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