The Latest Breaking News from POSCO

Tariffs Rose: 1 Steelmaker Thrived, 1 Still Struggles

Steel tariffs boosted domestic demand, but Steel Dynamics and Cleveland-Cliffs delivered very different earnings. Here’s what investors need to know

MarketBeat · Apr 23

POSCO Holdings Stock Jumps 8% on Low-Carbon Project Approval and Technical Breakout

POSCO Holdings Inc. shares surged more than 8% Tuesday on the Korea Exchange, closing at 421,500 won after gaining 32,000 won, as investors cheered approval for a major low-carbon iron plant in Western Australia and positive technical signals ahead of the company's upcoming first-quarter 2026 earnings and business plan presentation.

International Business Times · Apr 21

Cleveland-Cliffs Sinks After Earnings—Is the Selloff Overdone?

Cleveland-Cliffs stock fell sharply after mixed earnings, but improving cash flow dynamics and a stronger 2026 outlook may support a rebound

MarketBeat · Feb 10

Trump Tariffs Loom Large In South Korea's 'Steel City'

Smoke billows from chimneys as factories churn in South Korea's steelmaking heartland, now under threat from Washington's swingeing new tariffs on the port city's largest export.

International Business Times · Feb 16, 2025

'Police to bring Yediyurappa from Delhi for questioning in POSCO case': Karnataka Home Minister

The BJP has alleged a conspiracy by the Congress in the case to divert attention from a corruption case involving Minister B Nagendra. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News · Jun 14, 2024

Australian hydrogen in demand as South Korean manufacturers look to reach renewable energy target by 2050

As South Korea edges closer to being solely powered by renewables come 2050, the manufacturing industries of Australia's third-largest trading partner believe hydrogen gas is the answer to help reach its target.

ABC News · May 14, 2023

South Korea hints at compensating ex-Japan labourers via fund; victims decry

The South Korean government unveiled a plan on Thursday to compensate victims of Japan's wartime forced labour through its own public foundation - instead of using funds from Japanese companies - prompting backlash from victims and their families.

Reuters · Jan 12, 2023

South Korea plans fund to compensate forced labor victims

South Korean officials are considering creating a domestic fund to compensate Koreans who were enslaved by Japanese companies before the end of World War II, as they desperately try to repair relations with Tokyo that have deteriorated in recent years over historical grievances

The Independent UK · Jan 12, 2023

Tech counties boomed in pandemic, new data shows

The pandemic was an economic boon for the nation’s tech centers last year, but the tide already has turned as consumers’ demand for remote work software, delivered food and streaming entertainment subsides.

Tribune News Service · Dec 15, 2022

Explainer-How South Korea's trucker strike could paralyse critical supply chains

The second mass strike by unionised truckers in South Korea in less than six months on Thursday has the potential to cripple supply chains in an export-driven economy which is the world's 10th-largest.

Reuters · Nov 24, 2022