■December 2nd Economic Calendar

■ POSCO Union to launch strike today (6 p.m.)
The POSCO union, which secured the right to dispute with an overwhelming approval rating of 72% in the
union vote, will hold a series of strike ceremonies in Pohang and Gwangyang today and tomorrow.

However, they say they will not go on strike immediately.

Amid complaints from POSCO partners and local communities to refrain from striking, attention is being paid to whether labor and management will be able to find a point of contact.

■ From today, couples with an annual income of 200 million won can also borrow newborn babies

From today, dual-income couples with an annual income of 200 million won will be able to receive special loans for newborns with low interest rates.

The requirements have been eased from less than 130 million won.

However, each couple's income must be less than 130 million won per year, so please make a good loan plan.

■ Youth "rested" population growth background announced

A survey found that the number of young people who have not worked or looked for work for more than a year continues to increase.

It exceeded 420,000 people by October this year.

The Bank of Korea will announce the results of its analysis on the background today.

■ Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs meets with heads of farmers' organizations related to the passage of the 'Farm 4 Act' (10:30)
Minister of Agriculture Song Mi-ryeong will hold a meeting with heads of major farmers' organizations in connection with the passage of the "Four Agricultural Laws," including the revision of the
Grain Management Act.

Let's see what Minister Song, who expressed strong dissatisfaction with the passage of the four agricultural laws, will say!