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Demand for processed meat rising in sync with single-member households
Nov 10, 2020
South Korea's market for processed meat products, such as sausages, has been growing steadily in recent years amid rising demand from single-member households, data showed Tuesday. The country's processed meat market was estimated at 5.6 trillion won ($5 billion) in 2018, up 2.4 percent from the previous year, according to the Ministry of Agriculture, Food, and Rural Affairs. The market has grown an average of 8.9 percent since 2015. The ministry attributed the growth to rising demand for read
Tax revenue tallied at W36.6tr in September
Nov 10, 2020
SEJONG -- South Korea collected 36.6 trillion won ($32.7 billion) in taxes in September, up 3.6 trillion won from a year earlier, the finance ministry said Tuesday. Income tax revenue amounted to 6.7 trillion won in September, up 4.2 trillion won from a year earlier, according to the Ministry of Economy and Finance. Dues collected from companies, on the other hand, reached 8.3 trillion won in the month, down 1.2 trillion won from a year earlier due to the lackluster earnings of local firms.
US likely to restore multilateralism, free trade under Biden: KIEP report
Nov 9, 2020
Democrat president-elect may partly adopt protectionist actions against China, amid COVID-19
What strong won on back of Biden victory means for S. Korea
Nov 9, 2020
Weaker dollar trend may seem like a bargain for Korean economy, but there is more than meets the eye, experts say
Korea ranks 9th out of 23 for recovery pace: KCIF
Nov 9, 2020
South Korea has fared well among the world’s major economies, with a related economic indicator showing a mid-level performance, the Korea Center for International Finance said Monday. According to the Tracking Indices for the Global Economic Recovery, an index designed to measure global economic recovery by the think tank Brookings Institution and Financial Times, Asia’s fourth-largest economy posted minus 0.76. The figure marked 9th place among 23 leading economies,
S. Korea mulls toughening rules on overdrafts: finance minister
Nov 9, 2020
South Korea is considering tightening rules on overdrafts as a sharp rise in such lending adds to concerns over the country's already-high household debt, the finance minister said Monday. As the financial regulator toughened rules on mortgage lending to curb rising housing prices, people heavily took out overdrafts in recent months to meet demand for property-related costs and invest in stocks amid low interest rates. At a parliamentary session, Finance Minister Hong Nam-ki said the governmen
Biden victory pushes Korean currency to 22-month high
Nov 9, 2020
South Korea's won currency surged to a 22-month high against the US dollar on Monday, after the election of Joe Biden as the next US president. The won was quoted at 1,113.9 won per US dollar at Monday's closing, up 6.5 won from the previous session, touching its strongest level since Jan. 31, 2019. It was the first time in some 22 months that the currency breached the key support level of 1,120 won to the greenback. Analysts said the won is expected to further strengthen for the time bein
S. Korean firms urged to diversify into Malaysia
Nov 9, 2020
South Korean companies need to diversify their Southeast Asian exports and investments into Malaysia in a departure from their focus on Vietnam, a report said Monday. "Malaysia has been drawing attention as a promising destination for exports and investment as well as a supply source as the United States has opened the possibility of imposing tariffs on Vietnamese goods through a foreign exchange investigation," said the report from the Korea International Trade Association (KITA).&nb
[News Focus] Employment rate for 30-somethings hits 5-year low
Nov 8, 2020
Index improves for other age brackets in 2nd half
Number of single-person households surpasses 6 million
Nov 8, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic changes how those living alone spend time and manage finances
S. Korean economy faces growing downside risks amid global flare-up in COVID-19: KDI
Nov 8, 2020
The South Korean economy is on a recovery path, aided by a mild improvement in the manufacturing sector, but it faces growing downside risks amid a global resurgence in new coronavirus cases, a state-run think tank said Sunday. The country's service industry has slackened as people refrained from making in-person contact and going outside, while the manufacturing sector has undergone a limited recovery on improving demand at home and abroad, according to a monthly economic assessment report by
Global IBs upgrade S. Korea’s growth outlook on recovery hopes
Nov 6, 2020
Global investment banking giants, including Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and Citi have raised their 2020 average growth forecasts for South Korea’s economy, a report compiled by the Korea Center for International Finance showed Friday. The report came as the export-driven economy’s outbound shipments have been riding on a path to solid recovery. Korea’s current account surplus hit a two-year high in September as exports rebounded for the first time in seven months amid the global
S. Korea, Uzbekistan agree to push for launch of trade talks
Nov 6, 2020
South Korea and Uzbekistan agreed Friday to announce the launch of trade talks at an opportune time in an effort to expand bilateral trade, the government said. The agreement was made between South Korean Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy Sung Yun-mo and Sardor Umurzakov, Uzbekistan's deputy prime minister for investment and foreign economic relations, during a videoconference of a bilateral trade and economic committee, the trade ministry said. The meeting of the committee, the official
Manufacturers' domestic supply declines for 2nd straight quarter amid pandemic
Nov 6, 2020
South Korean manufacturers' domestic supply declined for the second straight quarter in the third quarter, as production remained sluggish amid the new coronavirus outbreak, data showed Friday. The manufacturing domestic supply index stood at 102.7 in the July-September period, down 0.3 percent from a year earlier, according to the data from Statistics Korea. The third-quarter tally compared with a 4.5 percent on-year drop in the second quarter, when the index fell at the sharpest pace since t
Major foreign IBs revise up S. Korea's growth outlook on recovery hopes
Nov 6, 2020
Major foreign investment banks (IBs) have upgraded their forecasts for South Korea's economic growth for 2020 on growing expectations for an economic recovery, a report showed Friday. As of end-October, nine major global IBs, including Barclays and Goldman Sachs, projected Asia's fourth-largest economy to shrink 1.2 percent this year, compared with their median outlook of a 1.4 percent contraction offered a month earlier, according to the report by the Korea Center for International Finance. T
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