Exports up 83% in First 10 Days of September on Chips
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Exports up 83% in first 10 days of September on chips
Korea's exports surged nearly 83 percent year-on-year in the first 10 days of September, customs data showed Friday, driven by robust semiconductor shipments amid the global artificial intelligence (AI) boom. Outbound shipments reached $35 billion in the Sept. 1-10 period, according to the numbers released by the Korea Customs Service. The customs agency said exports reached the highest level for the first 10 days of September on record. Imports…
(Sejong = Yonhap News) Reporter Ahn Chae-won = Exports in early September surged by more than 80% compared to a year ago, recording an all-time high for the same period.
South Korea's exports from September 1 to 10 once again hit an all-time high for the period. Semiconductor exports alone reached $16.5 billion, rewriting the record for the highest export volume during this time. According to the Korea Customs Service's preliminary compilation of import and export figures for the period, total exports reached $35 billion, an 82.6% increase compared to the same period last year.
Exports in the first half of September reached $34.973 billion, marking the highest figure ever recorded for the 1st to 10th of the month. Semiconductor exports led overall growth, increasing by 270.1% year-on-year, while major items such as passenger cars also showed strong export performance. Consequently, cumulative exports for the year have already surpassed last year's annual record, and the upward trend continues with a trade surplus excee…
Exports in early September surged by over 80% compared to a year ago, marking an all-time high for the same period. With semiconductor exports rising by over 270%, major items such as petroleum products, passenger cars, ships, and steel products also performed well, boosting overall export performance. ◆ Nearing $35 Billion in Just 10 Days… Surpassing July Record According to the Korea Customs Service on the 11th, exports from the 1st to the …
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