KOSPI Plummets for Two Consecutive Days, Trading Starts Around 5600
The KOSPI index experienced a sharp drop for the second consecutive day, starting trading at 5592.59, with fluctuations pushing it lower during the morning session.
China should increase education spending to help population adapt to AI era: economist
A prominent Chinese economist advocates for increased education spending in China to prepare future generations for an AI-driven labor market.
The price of electricity drops to nearly zero
On Wednesday, the price of electricity on the stock market is expected to drop to near-zero levels during early morning hours.
VIDEOS: Good Morning Minas on Tuesday, March 3, 2026
The coverage includes a report on the fourth day of war, with various perspectives on the escalating conflict involving Iran and oil market reactions, along with local news including a football team's management change and a mother's account of a collective rape case.
Will Apple’s budget-priced iPhone 17e make a splash in China’s tough smartphone market?
The presale of Apple's budget iPhone 17e begins soon, but experts doubt its competitiveness against local rivals due to perceived performance limitations.
Panama anger, China-linked crime, ousted Peru president: 7 readings on Latin America relations
The South China Morning Post outlines key relations and developments in Latin America, focusing on tensions in Panama, China's market influence in Brazil, and political upheaval in Peru.
US considers capping Nvidia H200 sales at 75,000 per Chinese customer
The US is contemplating limits on the export of Nvidia's H200 AI chips to Chinese customers, which could affect Nvidia's re-entry into a key market.
Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa: 'So many things happen every morning that it makes you afraid'
Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa reflects on the challenges facing the company as it navigates a significant financial crisis and competition in the electric vehicle market.
VIDEOS: Good Morning DF of Monday, March 2, 2026
The article discusses the current geopolitical tensions involving the US, Iran, and other countries, highlighting key events and market reactions.
One Major Concern Has Arisen in the Oil Market – Kauppalehti's Live Economy Morning is Underway
The article discusses rising concerns in the oil market due to escalating tensions in the Middle East, along with insights from economic experts during a live broadcast.
The big cornerstone comeback: what’s driving investors back to Hong Kong IPOs?
Investors are returning to Hong Kong's IPO market after a period of inactivity, reshaping the investment landscape.
South Korean investors pour millions into MiniMax, other Chinese AI and chip stocks
South Korean investors are significantly investing in Chinese AI and semiconductor stocks, including MiniMax, despite a robust domestic market.
US-Indonesia deal threatens China’s ‘entrenched position’ in nickel market: analysts
Analysts suggest that a new US-Indonesia deal undermines China's dominant position in the global nickel market by granting the US unrestricted access to Indonesia's nickel resources.
Can China find a market for its fifth-generation J-35 warplanes?
China's efforts to market its J-35 fifth-generation warplanes face uncertainty due to stiff competition and geopolitical considerations.
The rail ahead: as high-speed lines saturate China, how far can their global reach extend?
Chinese high-speed railway firms are looking to expand their operations into Eurasia as the domestic market reaches saturation, with various international projects on the horizon.
In China’s tight economy, a fake exam-takers scheme has touched a nerve
In China, a scheme involving fake exam-takers has emerged amidst economic challenges, raising concerns about job competition.
Now it’s expensive electricity - see what time the peak is
Electricity prices in Finland are set to rise significantly, peaking at around 60 cents per kilowatt-hour on Thursday morning.
Electricity Prices on the Stock Exchange are High Again Today
Electricity prices on the stock exchange are soaring again today, with a significant price spike expected in the morning.
Stock Market: Buyers React with a Good Morning – ‘Brake’ on Correction for Banks
The Athens Stock Exchange shows a robust reaction from buyers who are seizing recent corrections to re-enter the market.
Gold and silver crashed at night, here are the rates for gold and silver upon opening in the morning
Gold and silver prices experienced a significant crash overnight, with silver prices dropping by over 5% and gold by nearly 2.5%, but both metals began to recover in morning trading on the MCX.
Stock market electricity price again higher on Wednesday
The price of stock market electricity is set to rise again on Wednesday, exceeding 20 cents per kilowatt-hour in the morning before dropping below that mark by midday.
How a risky punt on an unknown Chinese truck manufacturer paid off in South Africa
A South African entrepreneur's strategic investment in the Chinese truck manufacturer FAW has led to significant success in the South African market, outpacing established Western and Japanese brands.
Strong Lunar New Year demand fuels China’s gold jewellery market
Chinese retailers are offering discounts on gold jewellery to attract customers ahead of the Lunar New Year, but prices are expected to rise after the holiday due to increased raw material costs.
Walmart’s Sam’s Club cracks China market formula even as foreign retailers shut shop
Walmart’s Sam’s Club continues to thrive in China by adapting its offerings to local tastes while many foreign retailers reduce their presence in the market.
China tightens gold trading rules in Shenzhen after platforms collapse
China has implemented stricter gold trading regulations in Shenzhen to mitigate market risks and protect consumer rights following recent volatility in gold prices.
Stock Market: Intense Pressures with 'Good Morning'
The Athens Stock Exchange is experiencing significant pressure as investors lock in profits amidst international volatility.
Beijing warns carmakers: stop killing your profitability hopes by selling below cost
China bans car manufacturers from selling vehicles below production cost to protect industry profitability amid ongoing price wars.
Africa’s yuan pivot: why more top lenders are eyeing China’s bond market
Top African lenders are increasingly looking to China’s bond market to diversify their portfolios and mitigate dollar volatility.
China to dismantle local power protectionism in push to electrify national grid
China is transitioning towards a unified national power market to enhance energy security and promote green energy expansion.
China lifts veil on secretive underwater combat vehicle at Saudi Arabia defence show
China State Shipbuilding Corporation unveils the SDV-01, a new underwater combat vehicle, at the World Defence Show in Riyadh, aiming to expand its market presence in the Middle East.
Chinese vacuum maker using Temu’s playbook dreams big with Super Bowl debut
Dreame, a Chinese vacuum maker, aims to establish itself in the US market by debuting a Super Bowl commercial, drawing parallels to Temu's successful advertising strategies.
Large Supermarkets Losing Competitiveness in Non-Food Items... Will Lifting Early Delivery Restrictions Capture Coupang?
The South Korean government is considering lifting restrictions on early morning deliveries for large supermarkets to counteract Coupang's dominant market position, though doubts persist about the effectiveness of such measures.
Luckin’s 30,000th store milestone adds buzz to China’s brewing coffee battle
Luckin Coffee celebrates the opening of its 30,000th store while emphasizing its global strategy in the competitive coffee market.
ByteDance’s new model sparks stock rally as China’s AI video battle escalates
ByteDance's latest AI model, Seedance 2.0, is generating excitement among early users for its lifelike video capabilities, leading to a stock rally among related Chinese media and AI companies.
China’s ‘micro drama’ industry emerges as jobs lifeline in tough graduate labour market
China's micro drama industry is becoming a significant source of employment for recent graduates amid high youth unemployment.
China’s future growth rate could drop to 2.5% without market reforms: economist
A prominent economist warns that without significant market reforms, China's growth rate could fall to as low as 2.5%, with struggles to maintain growth above 4%.
Chinese sports brands set sights on European expansion at 2026 Winter Olympics
Chinese sports brands, particularly Li Ning, are focusing on expanding their market presence in Europe during the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina.
China fines firms for fake ChatGPT and DeepSeek services in IP theft crackdown
China's market regulator has fined multiple companies for impersonating ChatGPT and DeepSeek services in a bid to combat unfair competition and intellectual property theft in the AI industry.
Alibaba’s bubble tea giveaway pushes Qwen past Tencent’s Yuanbao to top of China App Store
Alibaba's promotional bubble tea giveaway led to its AI app Qwen surpassing Tencent's Yuanbao in the China App Store amid a competitive Spring Festival market.
The average price of exchange electricity on Saturday is below 16 cents
The average price of exchange electricity for Saturday is set at 15.51 cents per kilowatt-hour, with a peak price of 17.20 cents in the evening and a low of 13.73 cents in the early morning.
Stung by Trump’s policies, German multinationals cautiously pivot towards China
German firms are increasingly investing in China due to diminished confidence in the US stemming from Trump's policies, despite facing challenges in the Chinese market.
Space-computing push of Elon Musk’s SpaceX shines beam on China’s solar supply chain
Elon Musk's ambition to develop space-based data centers has highlighted China's solar supply chain, leading to significant market movements and cautionary notes within the sector.
China slams EU probe into wind turbine maker Goldwind as ‘discriminatory’
China has condemned the European Commission's investigation into Goldwind Science & Technology as discriminatory, arguing it undermines confidence in the market and hinders Europe's green transition.
More than 100 people lined up at 6 a.m. - What the cake shop owner, whose sweets sell out in 20 minutes, hopes for in politics
At dawn, more than 100 people line up for sweets at the Kawamura shop, known for its delicious treats, which sell out in just 20 minutes, all while the owner speaks about the impact of rising ingredient costs and hopes for political support.
Russians attacked a market in Ukraine during the morning rush. At least 7 people killed
A Russian attack on the market in Družkivka, Ukraine, during morning rush hour resulted in at least seven deaths and eight injuries.
What do people want from politics regarding rising prices and population decline?
The article discusses how a famous morning market in Morioka, Japan, is thriving despite challenges like rising prices and population decline, due to community engagement and revitalized leadership.
China plans regulatory change to help C919 jet compete with Airbus and Boeing
China's civil aviation authority is proposing a regulatory change that would enable the C919 jet to utilize narrower runways, potentially increasing its market share in Southeast Asia.
Massive Fire in a Market in Tehran
A massive fire broke out on Tuesday morning in a local market in the Jannat Abad area of Tehran, with extensive flames and smoke visible from many parts of the city, and the cause of the fire remains unknown.
Shanghai to buy second-hand homes for rental housing in pilot to support property market
Shanghai has initiated a pilot program to purchase second-hand homes to provide public rental housing, aiming to stabilize its property market amid signs of recovery.
KOSPI rebounds dramatically, reclaiming 5000 in just one day with 'buy sidecar' activated
The KOSPI index recovered to over 5000 within a day after a previous decline of over 5%, showing a current rise of over 4% as of early morning trading.