After consumer prices rose 3.8 percent on year in October — the highest surge in seven months — the government has turned to pressuring related industries and companies to freeze the prices of their products.
After consumer prices rose 3.8 percent on year in October — the highest surge in seven months — primarily from soaring international oil prices from the Middle East conflict and rising agricultural prices, the government has turned to pressuring related industries and companies to freeze the prices of their products. [PARK YONG-SEOK]
