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S. Korea Posts Record $61.46B Current Account Surplus in Sept.
South Korea recorded an all-time high current account surplus of $61.46 billion in September, driven by strong semiconductor exports amid a chip supercycle, central bank data showed. Yonhap and KBS World report the surplus was the largest ever, with the Bank of Korea's provisional data confirming the figure. The Korea Times also highlighted the record, attributing it to the ongoing boom in chip exports.
- S. Korea posts record high current account surplus of over $60 bil. in Sept. on chip supercycle
- S. Korea posts record high current account surplus of over US$60 bln in Sept. on chip supercycle
- (LEAD) S. Korea posts record high current account surplus of over US$60 bln in Sept. on chip supercycle
- S. Korea Posts Largest Current Surplus of US$61.46 Bln in September
