Journalist

Ryu Yuna류윤아
Julia37@ajupress.com
ReporterFinancial Supervisory Service (FSS) & finance, capital markets, Southeast Asian affairs
Yuna Ryu covers finance, capital markets and Southeast Asian affairs.
She is drawn to the questions that numbers raise and the stories that data alone cannot answer.
Prior to journalism, she worked at Hyundai Motor Company and the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, focusing on business strategy and international affairs. She has also hosted diplomatic receptions and international conferences as an MC.
Ryu holds a master's degree in Media and Communication from Korea University, where her research focused on neuroscience-based studies of media effects. "Beyond every statistic is a human story waiting to be heard."
She is drawn to the questions that numbers raise and the stories that data alone cannot answer.
Prior to journalism, she worked at Hyundai Motor Company and the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, focusing on business strategy and international affairs. She has also hosted diplomatic receptions and international conferences as an MC.
Ryu holds a master's degree in Media and Communication from Korea University, where her research focused on neuroscience-based studies of media effects. "Beyond every statistic is a human story waiting to be heard."
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Korean stocks slide 2.6% despite Samsung's record earning October 8, 2026
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Dating shows seek a new spark as romance alone loses its pull October 8, 2026
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Seoul named world's best big city in Condé Nast Traveler October 8, 2026
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AI chat records point to China-based suspect in Korean cyberattacks October 8, 2026
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AJP Factbox: Korean financial groups H1 profit at record $13 billion October 8, 2026
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KOSPI slides nearly 2% as Samsung earnings caution weighs October 7, 2026
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Silver glitters: stocks lift wealth of the gray in Korea, U.S., Japan October 7, 2026
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FSS calls for stronger internal audits as compliance violations persist October 7, 2026
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Digital Korea falls prey to cyberattacks, from central bank to churches October 7, 2026
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KOSDAQ cybersecurity stocks surge as bank hacks raise AI attack concerns October 6, 2026
