据韩联社：12日公布的民调结果显示，韩国总统李在明的支持率为35.2%，较前一周下降了2.2个百分点，已连续两周下滑。

The South Korean won rallied on Monday to a two-year high, supported by weaker oil prices and heavy dollar selling by domestic corporates. The won rose as much as 0.8% to 1,333.30 per dollar after markets reopened following a three-day holiday, before trimming gains to 0.5%; most Asian currencies also strengthened. Market participants say exporters—particularly semiconductor firms—are continuing to sell dollars, which should keep providing support, though liquidity was light. The won has gained 7.7% YTD, moving from Asia's weakest performer in 1H to one of H2's best performers on the back of strong exports and corporate dollar sales.

Saudi civil aviation authority said an attack on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport today caused injuries but gave no casualty figures. It said damage assessments and security checks of airport facilities are ongoing.