US EditionNorth Korea posts fastest growth in 8 years in 2024, driven by Russia ties, Seoul says
- North Korea's economy grew by 3.7 percent in 2024, marking its fastest growth in eight years, as reported by the Bank of Korea .
- This growth was driven by significant increases in manufacturing and construction, with construction expanding by 12.3 percent and trade with Russia, according to BOK analysts.
- Despite this growth, North Korea's economy remains small compared to South Korea, with a GDP of about $1,239 per capita, as indicated by the BOK.
- Agricultural production fell by 1.9 percent, while the services sector grew by 1.3 percent, indicating shifts in North Korea's economic structure, according to the BOK.
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North Korea’s Economy Surges to 8-Year High — Thanks to Military Ties with Russia
South Korea’s central bank, the Bank of Korea (BOK), estimated on Friday that North Korea’s economy grew by 3.7 percent in 2024, its fastest rate of growth in eight years. The post North Korea’s Economy Surges to 8-Year High — Thanks to Military Ties with Russia appeared first on Breitbart.
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North Korea’s economy grows at fastest pace in eight years: BOK report
North Korea’s economy grew almost 4% in 2024, its fastest pace in eight years, thanks in part to stronger economic cooperation with Russia, South Korea’s central bank said Friday. According to a report by the Bank of Korea (BOK), North Korea’s real gross domestic product (GDP) reached $26.6 billion (36.97 trillion won) last year, up […]
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