South Korea exports surge 82.6%
South Korea's exports increased by 82.6% during the first 10 days of September compared to the same period last year, reaching $35 billion. This surge was primarily driven by a sharp rise in memory chip exports, which soared by 270% to $16.5 billion. Additionally, exports of petroleum products grew by 57%, and exports to China and the United States jumped by 103% and 137.5%, respectively. Since the beginning of the year, total exports have amounted to approximately $728.5 billion, representing a 54.1% increase. The country's trade surplus for this period stood at $10.4 billion, compared to an annual surplus of $212.9 billion so far.
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