[FULL] NEWSCENTER (2026-09-17)

▪ U.S. Federal Reserve raises rates for 1st time in 3 years, further hikes forecast

▪ S. Korea's economic, financial authorities say impact of U.S. rate hike to be limited

▪ Saudi Arabia launches 1st ballistic missile attack on Houthis; seeks allies’ help as interceptors run low

▪ Middle East escalation rattles refining, petrochemical sectors

▪ [Econ & Biz] First U.S. investment project: How far have talks come?

▪ Korea's 2nd relief team to return home today; companies continue search for out-of-contact workers

▪ Gov't accepts bill scrapping veto on inter-Korean civilian contact

▪ North Korea has dispatched up to 100,000 workers overseas; many in Russia manufacturing military drones

▪ S. Korea's main delegation departs for Asian Games in Nagoya

▪ Autumn ripens with literature as 2026 Literary Week opens

▪ [Weather] Daytime heat continues, Jeju Island to see 100mm of rain