South Korea's August seasonally adjusted current account surplus edges down
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[SEOUL] South Korea's seasonally adjusted current account surplus inched down in August to US$8.41 billion from a revised US$8.72 billion in July, central bank data showed on Friday.
Exports in August slipped 0.6 per cent to a seasonally adjusted US$45 billion while imports rose 0.9 per cent to US$35.97 billion, producing a goods account surplus of US$9.03 billion, the Bank of Korea data showed.
The July current account surplus was revised down from a preliminary US$9.49 billion.
Before adjustment for seasonal patterns, South Korea's current account surplus stood at US$8.46 billion in August.
The financial account recorded a net outflow of US$9.12 billion in August compared to a net outflow of US$10.21 billion in July.
REUTERS
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