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Korea records above $12 billion in current account surplus in December
[06/02/2025 01:09]
SEOUL-SABA
Korea had made more than $12 billion in current account surplus in December, the highest figure ever recorded in December and the third-highest monthly figure.
The Korean central bank said the current account surplus was $12.37 billion in December, after a surplus of $10.05 billion in November.
He added that in the whole of 2024, Korea achieved a current account surplus of £99.04 billion, a significant increase compared to $32.82 billion in 2023, exceeding the government's forecast of $90 billion.
Korea had made more than $12 billion in current account surplus in December, the highest figure ever recorded in December and the third-highest monthly figure.
The Korean central bank said the current account surplus was $12.37 billion in December, after a surplus of $10.05 billion in November.
He added that in the whole of 2024, Korea achieved a current account surplus of £99.04 billion, a significant increase compared to $32.82 billion in 2023, exceeding the government's forecast of $90 billion.
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