South Korea Exports Hit July Record Despite Us Tariff Pressures
- South Korea's exports reached a record high for July, exceeding $60 billion, an increase of nearly six percent from last year, according to government data.
- Semiconductors garnered over $14 billion in exports, marking the highest-ever for July and a nearly one-third rise from the previous year.
- Shipments to the United States grew due to increased exports of semiconductors and wireless communication devices, despite declines in steel and auto parts exports.
- Kim stated that trade negotiations with the United States had 'removed much of the uncertainty surrounding our export environment.
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South Korea's exports surged to their highest level ever for a July, fuelled by strong overseas demand for semiconductors and automobiles, despite US tariffs weighing on trade, government data showed Friday.

South Korea exports hit July record despite US tariff pressures
South Korea's exports surged to their highest level ever for a July, fuelled by strong overseas demand for semiconductors and automobiles, despite US tariffs weighing on trade, government data showed Friday.
Korea's exports grow 5.9% on-year in July on strong chip demand: data
South Korea's exports rose 5.9 percent from a year earlier in July thanks to robust global demand for semiconductors, government data showed Friday. Outbound shipments came to $60.8 billion last month...
South Korea Exports Hit July Record Despite US Tariff Pressures
South Korea's exports surged to their highest level ever for a July, fuelled by strong overseas demand for semiconductors and automobiles, despite US tariffs weighing on trade, government data showed Friday.
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