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South Korea’s Current Account Surplus Hits Record on Chip Boom
Source: Bloomberg
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South Korea’s current-account surplus reached a record in September, supported by booming semiconductor exports. The article attributes stronger demand for the country’s technology products to continued global investment in AI; it provides no surplus figure or market reaction.
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