SOUTH KOREA-SEOUL-INFLATION

SOUTH KOREA-SEOUL-INFLATION

(220705) -- SEOUL , July 5, 2022 (Xinhua) -- A man pumps diesel oil at a self-service gasoline station in Seoul, South Korea, June 10, 2022. South Korea's headline inflation hit the highest in nearly 24 years in June owing to surging energy prices and higher eating-out costs, statistical office data showed Tuesday. (Xinhua/Wang Yiliang)

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