Published 1 year ago

South Korea exports fall for sixth consecutive month in March

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South Korea's exports fell in March year-on-year for the sixth month in a row. It was the longest losing streak in exports in annual terms since August 2020. Imports in March fell 6.4 per cent to $59.75 billion, versus a 3.5 per cent rise in the previous month.

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Reuters

South Korea exports fall for sixth consecutive month in March

South Korea's exports fell in March year-on-year for the sixth month in a row, hit by a cooling global economy and a persistent slump in the semiconductor sector, but exports did not fall by as much as expected, data showed on Saturday.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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Channel News Asia

South Korea March exports drop but not by as much as expected

SEOUL : South Korea's exports fell in March year-on-year for the sixth month in a row, hit by a cooling global economy and a persistent slump in the semiconductor sector, but exports did not fall by as much as expected, data showed on Saturday.Asia's fourth-largest economy exported goods worth $55.12 bill

1 year ago·Singapore

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Financial Post

South Korea exports fall for sixth consecutive month in March

SEOUL -- South Korea's exports fell in March year-on-year for the sixth month in a row, hit by a cooling global economy and a persistent slump in the semiconductor sector, but exports did not fall by as much as expected, data showed on Saturday.

1 year ago·Canada

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The Korea Times

Korea's exports down for 6th month in March on falling chip demand

Korea's exports fell for the sixth consecutive month in March due mainly to weak global demand for semiconductors amid an economic slowdown, the industry ministry said Saturday.

1 year ago·Korea, Republic of

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WTVB

South Korea March exports drop but not by as much as expected

SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's exports fell in March year-on-year for the sixth month in a row, hit by a cooling global economy and a persistent slump in the semiconductor sector, but exports did not fall by as much as expected, data showed on Saturday. Asia's fourth-largest economy exported goods worth $55.12 billion in March, down 13.6% from a year earlier, the trade ministry's data showed, compared with drops of 7.5% in February and the …

1 year ago

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Winston-Salem Journal

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1 year ago

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