Korea's consumer prices up 4.On April 26, South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol and U.S. Korean economy remains 'lackluster' amid ailing exports: KDI Korea not likely to enjoy strong trade surplus with China anymore: ChooĮxports down 8.6 pct during first 10 days of AprilīOK holds key interest rate steady for 2nd straight time as recession woes rise Global investors welcome Seoul's efforts to revamp financial regulations Korean economy but conditions will improve from second half of year: finance ministerĮconomic slowdown lingers on sluggish exports, facility investment: gov't reportīond ETFs Boom in Korea With Retail Investors Driving $2.4 Billion Inflows Korea's finance minister rules out extra budget Real Gross Domestic Product: First Quarter of 2023 (Advance Estimate)īOJ to Review Policies From Past Decades, Sankei Says Korean economy avoids recession in Q1 outlook dims amid weak exports Korea, Indonesia sign MOU on promotion of won-rupiah transaction Korea's consumer prices growth slows to 3.7 percent in April on falling oil pricesĬentral banks of S. Korea Inflation Slows, Creating Room for Potential Pivot Korea to raise guard against market instability after Fed rate hikeĭaily FX turnover hits all-time quarterly high in Q1 Korea's commitment to creating favorable environment for global investorsįoreign reserves grow in April on dollar's fall Korea's current account returns to surplus in Marchīalance of Payments during March 2023 (preliminary)įSS chief renews S. Money supply down in March amid tightening policy: BOK Korea's trade balance expected to improve after May: finance minister Korea's household debt to GDP at highest level among 34 economiesīOK again stands pat on rate, trims growth estimate amid slowdown woesīank of Korea Holds Rate, Lowers Growth View as Risks Mount Industrial output dips most in over 1 yr in April inventories at record high Korea's exports down for 8th month in May on sagging chip demand Korea's economy grows 0.3 pct in Q1, unchanged from earlier estimate: BOK data Korea's consumer prices slow for 4th month in May Gross National Income: First Quarter of 2023 (Preliminary) Korea to revise down 2023 growth outlook from 1.6 pct: finance chiefīOK to maintain restrictive policy amid uncertainties: report Korea's current account returns to deficit in Aprilīalance of Payments during April 2023 (preliminary)įoreign Investors' Stock and Bond Investment, May 2023 Government debt was also lowered to KRW1,134.4 trillion from KRW1,134.8 trillion, but the resulting percentage of gross domestic product was kept at 49.8%.ġ0-year Treasury Bonds Auction Results (November 12) The managed and consolidated fiscal deficits were maintained at KRW58.2 trillion and KRW13.1 trillion, respectively, along with the consolidated fiscal deficit as a percentage of gross domestic product at 0.6%. ![]() On 23 December, the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea approved and passed the 2023 budget totaling KRW638.7 trillion, which is 5.1% higher than the original 2022 budget of KRW607.7 trillion, but it is 6.0% lower if including the supplementary budgets (KRW679.5 trillion) in 2022. ![]() Firms from the banking and finance sectors continued to have the largest corporate bond issuances during the quarter. Issuance of corporate bonds in the Republic of Korea rose 12.4% q-o-q to KRW167.1 trillion in the fourth quarter of 2022 from KRW148.7 trillion in the third quarter. On a year-on-year basis, the Republic of Korea’s LCY bond market expanded 4.5%. The LCY corporate bond segment posted a marginal increase of 0.4% q-o-q as the growth in corporate bond issuance was capped by maturities while the size of the LCY government bond market fell 0.3% q-o-q. The Republic of Korea’s local currency (LCY) bond market inched up 0.1% quarter-on-quarter (q-o-q) to KRW2,968.4 trillion (USD2.3 trillion) at the end of December 2022, solely driven by growth in the corporate bond segment.
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