South Korea's June industrial output slips, misses expectations
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[SEOUL] South Korea's industrial output fell by a seasonally adjusted 0.2 per cent in June from May, data showed on Friday, missing market expectations.
The median forecast in a Reuters survey of analysts was for the June industrial output to be 0.2 per cent higher than in May.
The June reading follows a revised 2.7 per cent rise in May, better than a preliminary 2.5 per cent gain reported earlier.
On an annual basis, industrial output rose 0.8 per cent in June after a revised 4.7 per cent gain in May, outperforming a median 0.5 per cent rise tipped in the Reuters survey.
The statistics agency data showed service sector output rose by 1.0 per cent in seasonally adjusted terms in June on-month after a revised 0.2 per cent gain in May.
REUTERS
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