Exports double in 1st 20 days of October
Yonhap News's headline. Reported by Yonhap News, Yonhap News, The Korea Herald, The Korea Times.
What the sources say, in brief
According to The Korea Times and The Korea Herald, South Korea's exports more than doubled from a year earlier in the first 10 days of October, with outbound shipments reaching $26.1 billion in the Oct. 1-10 period, based on Korea Customs Service data released Monday. The Korea Times reported that imports rose 65.5 percent year on year to $22.3 billion. Yonhap News reported the same export growth, dated Oct. 12 from Seoul, and linked it to chips. The excerpts supplied are partial, so further detail on the figures is limited to what is quoted here.
Key points
- The Korea Times and The Korea Herald report that exports more than doubled from a year earlier in the first 10 days of October.
- Outbound shipments reached $26.1 billion in the Oct. 1-10 period, according to Korea Customs Service data, the Korea Times reported.
- The Korea Times reported that imports rose 65.5 percent year on year to $22.3 billion.
- Yonhap News attributed the export growth to chips in its report datelined Seoul, Oct. 12.
What we know
- South Korea's exports more than doubled from a year earlier in the first 10 days of October, per The Korea Times and The Korea Herald.
- Outbound shipments reached $26.1 billion in the Oct. 1-10 period, according to Korea Customs Service data.
- Imports rose 65.5 percent year on year to $22.3 billion, the Korea Times reported.
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Exports double in 1st 20 days of October. According to The Korea Times and The Korea Herald, South Korea's exports more than doubled from a year earlier in the first 10 days of October, with outbound shipments reaching $26.1 billion in the Oct. 1-10 period, based on Korea Customs Service data released Monday. The Korea Times reported that imports rose 65.5 percent year on year to $22.3 billion. Yonhap News reported the same export growth, dated Oct. 12 from Seoul, and linked it to chips. The excerpts supplied are partial, so further detail on the figures is limited to what is quoted here. Covered by 4 publications. Yonhap News: Exports double in 1st 20 days of October. Yonhap News: (LEAD) Exports double in 1st 20 days of October on robust chip shipments. The Korea Herald: Exports double in first 10 days of October. The Korea Times: Exports double in 1st 20 days of October.
Who is covering it
- Yonhap News South Korea Exports double in 1st 20 days of October SEJONG, Oct. 21 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's exports more than doubled during the f... 21 Oct · Tier 2
- Yonhap News South Korea (LEAD) Exports double in 1st 20 days of October on robust chip shipments SEJONG, Oct. 21 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's exports more than doubled during the f... 21 Oct · Tier 2
- The Korea Herald South Korea Exports double in first 10 days of October South Korea's exports more than doubled from a year earlier during the first 10 days of October, customs data showed Monday. Outbound shipments reached $26.1 billion in the Oct. 1-10 period, according to the data from the Korea Customs Service. Imports went up 65.5 percent on-year to $22.3 billion o 12 Oct · Tier 3
- The Korea Times South Korea Exports double in 1st 20 days of October Korea's exports more than doubled during the first 20 days of October, customs data showed Wednesday. Outbound shipments reached $61.6 billion in the Oct. 1-20 period, according to the data from the Korea Customs Service. Imports went up 42.8 percent on-year to $47.1 billion over the cited period, r 21 Oct · Tier 3
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