South Korea’s consumer price inflation is projected to remain at 2.4% in November, driven by higher petroleum prices and a strong dollar-won exchange rate, with experts expecting continued upward pressure on import costs.
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Tough quarter for SA wine industry as sales fall

After a record-breaking close to 2024, South Africa’s wine industry entered the new year with noticeably less momentum. According to the latest Market Review, the first quarter of 2025…
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South Korea's April consumer price inflation nears Bank of Korea's 2% target, with experts citing falling oil prices offsetting exchange rate instability and weak domestic demand.
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South Korea's consumer price inflation holds steady at 2.0% in February, driven by petroleum products, while core inflation remains stable at 1.8%, aligning with market expectations.
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Consumer Prices Rise 2.0% in February - Second Month in 2% Range, Core Inflation at 1.8%

South Korea's consumer price inflation holds steady at 2.0% in February, driven by petroleum products, while core inflation remains stable at 1.8%, aligning with market expectations.

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Central banks raising interest rates makes it harder to fight the climate crisis

Higher rates slow the renewable energy transition and shield oil and gas producers from competition by low-carbon producers

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