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In one line: Bank of Korea stand pats on better growth prospects, higher inflation trend due to the weak won
In one line: Korea’s WDA 20 day export growth moderates in November despite headline rebound.
In one line: Renewed weakness in Korean manufacturing sector in October; Trade/ investment deal eases outlook risks
In one line: Semiconductors and South America shipments drive Korea’s WDA export rebound.
In one line: Korea’s resilient November exports powered by robust semiconductor demand
In one line: Bank of Korea hold rates in October as Seoul housing surges
In one line: Korea’s headline export surge masks WDA slump; Strong chip demand still underpins outlook.
In one line: Korean manufacturing activity surged in September on stronger orders and output.
In one line: Korea’s September WDA exports plunge, led by US and China.
In one line: Korea’s 20-day exports rebound in August, monthly momentum firms despite fading US front-loading.
In one line: China's manufacturing PMIs post modest gains; Korean exports propped up by chip exports
In one line: BoK stays put amid US pressure not to weaken currency
In one line: Korea’s early export data remains sturdy on WDA basis amid US trade uncertainty
Caixin PMI reports falling export orders
Korean exports hold up thanks to front-loading, but domestic demand sags
In one line: BoK hold rates in July, keeping an eye on trade developments and overheating property market in Seoul.
China's Caixin PMI, Korea's PMI and Japan's Tankan point to manufacturers' measured relief at easing trade tensions
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