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Korean economy continues to 'grow at solid pace': finance ministry

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The Korean economy continues to "grow at a solid pace," although inflationary pressures stemming from high oil prices could weigh on people's livelihoods, the finance ministry said Friday. The Ministry of Finance and Economy offered the assessment in the November edition of its economic report, known as the Green Book, signaling a more positive view of economic conditions after describing the economy as continuing to "recover" since May. "Recent…

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The government assessed the Korean economy, stating that "robust growth is continuing." In the 'November Economic Trends' (Green Book) released on the 13th, the Ministry of Finance and Economy analyzed that "recently, the Korean economy shows signs of continuing robust growth, with exports increasing sharply, the growth in investment expanding, and consumption improving moderately."

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The government assessed that the Korean economy is showing robust growth. However, it also determined that uncertainties regarding the Middle East war and artificial intelligence (AI) industry policies are persisting. In the ‘November Issue of Recent Economic Trends (Green Book)’ released on the 16th, the Ministry of Finance and Economy stated, “Recently, our economy has been showing robust growth, with a significant increase in exports and an e…

The government assessed the Korean economy as showing signs of "continued robust growth." This marks a shift from the phrase "trend of economic recovery," which had been used until last month, to "growth trend." This change is attributed to exports increasing by over 80% for two consecutive months and a significant rise in capital investment. In the "Recent Economic Trends (Green Book) for November 2026" released on the 13th, the Ministry of Fi…

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The government has raised its economic assessment from a "recovery" to a "growth" phase. The judgment is that the economy has bottomed out, passed the rebound phase, and entered a growth trajectory, as exports—centered on semiconductors—are increasing rapidly in both price and volume, and investment is expanding. However, inflationary pressures due to high oil prices, sluggish employment among vulnerable groups, and the discrepancy between the a…

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조선일보 broke the news on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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