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South Korea's household lending slowed in September amid tighter rules and falling apartment sales, though corporate borrowing rose.
South Korea's household lending rose 2 trillion won in September, the slowest pace in six months, driven by mortgage demand despite tighter regulations and declining unsecured loans.
Apartment transactions dropped to 34,000 in August, signaling a cooling market.
The central bank has cut its benchmark rate to 2.50% in 2024 to support growth.
Corporate lending increased by 5.3 trillion won, with small firms leading the rise.
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Los préstamos a los hogares de Corea del Sur se desaceleraron en septiembre en medio de reglas más estrictas y la caída de las ventas de apartamentos, aunque el endeudamiento corporativo aumentó.