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Transport industry falls into deficit as trade slumps
South Korea's current account balance in the transport sector hit $1 billion in deficit this year up to July as demand shrank and exports lulled, according to the Bank of Korea on Monday.South Korea made $15.23 billion from transport activities in the January-July period, but payments in the sector amounted to $16.24 billion, the central bank's tally showed.The deficit is the first for the measured period since the Bank of Korea began compiling the data in January 2006, and the largest in the de
IndustrySept. 12, 2016
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National Assembly speaker Chung begins trip to US
South Korea's National Assembly Speaker Chung Sye-kyun will leave for the United States on Monday to strengthen cooperation between the legislatures of the two countries in promoting peace on the Korean Peninsula and beyond, his office said.Chung is to be accompanied by the floor leaders of the ruling Saenuri Party, the main opposition Minjoo Party of Korea and the People's Party -- Chung Jin-suk, Woo Sang-ho and Park Jie-won, respectively.It is the first time that a parliamentary chief has trav
Foreign AffairsSept. 12, 2016