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South Korea extends fuel price caps and reviews military mission
- South Korea extended fuel price caps for gasoline and diesel for four weeks.
- South Korea added 113,000 jobs in September, but youth employment declined for the 47th month.
- South Korea's import prices rose 1.7% in September due to a 28.1% surge in oil prices.
- South Korea is reviewing expanding its military mission in the Middle East.
- Export volume growth in South Korea reached a 16-year, eight-month high.
Articles (4)
United Press International·
South Korea freezes fuel price caps for another four weeks
United Press International·
South Korea adds jobs, but youth employment falls for 47th month
United Press International·
South Korea's import prices rise as oil costs surge 28%
Reuters·
South Korea reviews expanding military mission in Middle East, report says