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Entry 2020.11.02 15:31 | Revision 2020.11.02 15:37
Exports in October, 3.6% less than in the same month last year
“The number of working days is reduced … the daily average is positive.”
“September industrial activity production, consumption and investment ‘triple increase'”
President Moon Jae-in assessed on the 2nd that “Our economy is recovering rapidly after struggling.” In the third quarter, he also said that the economy has “returned to a defined growth trend” on the economy’s escape from negative growth. He predicted that “from the first half of next year, our economy will be able to enter the normal orbit.” Contrary to President Moon’s optimistic outlook, he carefully predicted the future economy of the Bank of Korea and drew a line on optimism.
The Bank of Korea announced on the 27th of last month that the real gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate (breakout value) for the third quarter of this year was calculated at 1.9% compared to the previous quarter. However, the Bank of Korea analyzed that it is too early to judge that the national economy has entered a “V-shaped recovery.” “The growth rate has risen to 1.9%, so it can be seen as a V-shaped rebound,” said Park Yang-soo, director of the bank’s economic statistics office. There is an early feeling, ”he said. President Moon predicted the Korean economy more optimistically than the Bank of Korea’s analysis.
Statistics that do not support “economic recovery” were presented as the basis for “economic recovery” through detailed analysis. According to the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy, last month’s exports fell 3.6% compared to the same period last year. President Moon said: “Even with the October export performance announced yesterday, exports continue.” I did it and posted the highest performance in 13 months, ”he said. He said: “It is a performance that increases confidence that our economy can recover early.”
President Moon said: “We will have to work harder on sustainable quarantine in accordance with the era of coexistence with the Crown, and further strengthen our efforts to increase economic vitality.” From the first half of the year, our economy will be able to offset the impact of the corona and enter the normal orbit ”.