South Korea's government extended the fuel price cap to counter energy shocks, coinciding with a three-day public holiday, as fiscal costs continue to mount.
The South Korean government has extended its fuel price cap to mitigate the energy shock from global oil prices breaching $100 per barrel, a move that comes as millions of South Koreans prepare to travel during this week's three-day public holiday, but also continues to increase the government's fiscal costs.
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