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Korea’s Credit Rating Outlook Raised to Positive – BusinessWeek
Apr 1st
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Korea's Credit Rating Outlook Raised to Positive
BusinessWeek By Eunkyung Seo on April 01, 2012 South Korea's credit rating outlook was raised by Moody's Investors Service to positive from stable on the nation's fiscal strength and improved resilience to financial market turmoil. “Very strong and improving fiscal … Korea's Credit Rating Outlook Raised to Positive by Moody's |
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S. Korean Inflation Moderates to Slowest Pace in 20 Months – BusinessWeek
Apr 1st
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S. Korean Inflation Moderates to Slowest Pace in 20 Months
BusinessWeek By Eunkyung Seo on April 01, 2012 South Korea's consumer prices rose 2.6 percent in March from a year earlier, the slowest pace in 20 months, before a central bank meeting next week to set benchmark interest rates. The median estimate in a Bloomberg … |
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South Korean Exports Fall 1.4% on Weakness in Global Demand – BusinessWeek
Mar 31st
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South Korean Exports Fall 1.4% on Weakness in Global Demand
BusinessWeek By Seonjin Cha and Eunkyung Seo on March 31, 2012 South Korea's exports were less than analysts forecast in March, sliding 1.4 percent from a year earlier on weakness in global demand. Imports fell 1.2 percent, leaving a trade surplus of $2.3 billion, … |
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S. Korea’s Bahk Says Oil May Push Inflation Above Forecast – BusinessWeek
Feb 27th
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S. Korea's Bahk Says Oil May Push Inflation Above Forecast
BusinessWeek By Gonzalo Vina and Eunkyung Seo Feb. 27 (Bloomberg) — South Korean inflation may accelerate above the government's forecast on higher oil prices, just as the nation's economic growth is about to start improving, Finance Minister Bahk Jae Wan said. |
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South Korea Rate-Cut Case Diminishes as Oil Costs Climb: Economy – BusinessWeek
Feb 26th
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South Korea Rate-Cut Case Diminishes as Oil Costs Climb: Economy
BusinessWeek By Eunkyung Seo and Shamim Adam Feb. 27 (Bloomberg) — South Korea's case for cutting interest rates is diminishing as domestic sentiment improves and gains in oil costs threaten to push inflation beyond the government's forecast. South Korean Manufacturers' Confidence Rises to Five-Month High |
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S. Korea’s Bahk Says Oil Surge May Mean Inflation Above Target – BusinessWeek
Feb 26th
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S. Korea's Bahk Says Oil Surge May Mean Inflation Above Target
BusinessWeek By Gonzalo Vina and Eunkyung Seo Feb. 27 (Bloomberg) — South Korean inflation may accelerate above the government's target on higher oil prices, just as the nation's economic growth is about to start improving, Finance Minister Bahk Jae Wan said. South Korea's Bahk Says Oil Price Surge May Mean Inflation Exceeds Target |
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South Korea Current-Account Surplus Narrows to 3-Month Low – BusinessWeek
Jan 29th
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South Korea Current-Account Surplus Narrows to 3-Month Low
BusinessWeek By Eunkyung Seo and Seonjin Cha Jan. 30 (Bloomberg) — South Korea's current-account surplus narrowed to a three-month low in December as the trade surplus shrank on slowing exports and a jump in energy imports. The surplus was $3.96 billion, … |
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South Korea Expects Europe Debt Crisis to Slow Exports This Year – BusinessWeek
Dec 31st
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South Korea Expects Europe Debt Crisis to Slow Exports This Year
BusinessWeek By Eunkyung Seo Jan. 1 (Bloomberg) — South Korea forecast a rapid slowing of exports this year as Europe's debt crisis threatens the global economy. The government said shipments increased more than economists expected in December. … |
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South Korea Ready to Intervene as Kim’s Death Clouds Outlook – BusinessWeek
Dec 19th
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South Korea Ready to Intervene as Kim's Death Clouds Outlook
BusinessWeek By Eunkyung Seo and Andy Sharp Dec. 19 (Bloomberg) — South Korea said it's prepared to intervene in markets as the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il clouded the outlook for an economy already faltering on weak export demand. … S. Koreans in disbelief, but life goes on NEWS | SAN DIEGO Kim's death not 'rating trigger' for South Korea, Fitch says |
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South Korea Said to Consider Its First Sale of 30-Year Bonds – BusinessWeek
Dec 18th
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South Korea Said to Consider Its First Sale of 30-Year Bonds
BusinessWeek By Eunkyung Seo and Jiyeun Lee Dec. 19 (Bloomberg) — South Korea may sell 30-year bonds in 2012 for the first time as it seeks to raise the average maturity of debt and help the government and domestic investors manage risks, said an official from the … |
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