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Dollars piling up in Korea… Will the exchange rate head below 1,300 won next year?
If the power to earn dollars is stronger than the demand to buy them, how low will the exchange rate fall? For Jung Mi-young, Director of the Research Center at Samsung Futures, who looks ahead to next year's won-dollar exchange rate, the starting point is the volume of dollars flowing into Korea.
강동현 기자 · 2026.11.2
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[Parliamentary Audit] 6 Cases of Mad Cow Disease and Controversy Over Notification Delays… Emerging as Key Issues in Brazilian Beef Import Negotiations
강동현 기자, 김소영 기자 · 2026.10.7

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Parliamentary audit of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs begins on the 7th… Audits of the Korea Animal Production and Health Agency, Animal Disease Control and Prevention Agency, and Livestock Environmental Management Agency on the first day
The 2026 parliamentary audit of the National Assembly Agriculture, Food, Rural Affairs, and Fisheries Committee will begin in earnest on the 7th at 10 a.m., starting with the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs. The overall parliamentary audit began on the 6th, and the first audit schedule for the agriculture and livestock sectors is the 7th.
강동현 기자 · 2026.10.5
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[National Assembly Audit] “KALP receives fees, but slaughterhouses bear the costs”… Rep. Moon Dae-rim urges system improvement during audit
The burden of electricity costs for slaughterhouses and the costs of cutting work required for grading cattle carcasses were raised as tasks for institutional improvement during the 2026 parliamentary audit. While the Korea Animal Products Quality Evaluation Institute stated that it collected 11.8 billion won in grading fees last year, it was pointed out that the slaughterhouses are actually bearing the labor and costs required for the cutting work.
강동현 기자, 김소영 기자 · 2026.10.5
