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News South Korea Commodities: Explained: Why South Korea bought gold after 13 years and what it means for yellow metal investors?

Published on: Tuesday 04 August 2026
Explained: Why South Korea bought gold after 13 years and what it means for yellow metal investors?
News source: https://www.msn.com/en-in/money/markets/explained-why-south-korea-bought-gold-after-13-years-and-what-it-means-for-yellow-metal-investors/ar-AA29qIaN

In a year marked by dramatic shifts, gold surged to new heights only to undergo a significant decline. Central banks have begun to ramp up their gold holdings, a clear sign of ongoing demand from authoritative sectors. After a thirteen-year hiatus, South Korea's central bank has made a return to gold investing.

News South Korea Commodities: S. Korea logs current account surplus for 19th straight month in November

Published on: Monday 10 January 2022
News source: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20220111000080&np=1&mp=1

South Korea logged a current account surplus for the 19th straight month in November, but the surplus was much smaller than a year earlier due to increased imports driven by high energy and raw ...

News South Korea Commodities: South Korea Inflation Exceeds 3% for Third Month in December

Published on: Thursday 30 December 2021
News source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-12-30/south-korea-inflation-exceeds-3-for-third-month-in-december

South Korea’s inflation topped 3% for a third straight month in December, as still-high commodity prices, ongoing supply issues and resilient domestic demand all worked to lift consumer prices.

News South Korea Commodities: Korea logs current account surplus for 19th straight month in November

Published on: Monday 10 January 2022
News source: https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/biz/2022/01/488_322038.html

South Korea logged a current account surplus for the 19th straight month in November, but the surplus was much smaller than a year earlier due to increased imports driven by high energy and raw ...