Global EconomyJuly 23 at 08:17 PM

South Korea extends fuel tax cuts through to September 30th, with the government maintaining 15% gasoline and 25% diesel tax reductions

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South Korea extended fuel tax cuts until September 30, 2026, to curb 3.2% inflation driven by high oil prices, utilizing a semiconductor tax windfall to maintain consumer subsidies.

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