South Korea's consumer sentiment fell in October.
The Bank of Korea says the consumer sentiment index fell zero-point-seven points on-month to 99-point-five, after rebounding for the first time in four months in September.
A reading above 100 means there are more optimists than pessimists about the economy.
The central bank attributed the fall to households' growing concerns over rising oil prices and fall in domestic stock prices.
The Bank of Korea says the consumer sentiment index fell zero-point-seven points on-month to 99-point-five, after rebounding for the first time in four months in September.
A reading above 100 means there are more optimists than pessimists about the economy.
The central bank attributed the fall to households' growing concerns over rising oil prices and fall in domestic stock prices.
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