South Korea Exports Set to Rise for 16th Month

South Korean exports likely rose for the sixteenth consecutive month in September driven by robust artificial intelligence chip demand. Although fewer working days slowed growth slightly, economists project a record monthly trade surplus.

Shipping containers are seen at Pyeongtaek port in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, April 15, 2025.

South Korea exports likely rose 62.0% in September, marking a 16th consecutive month of gains driven by robust AI chip demand. The growth rate moderates from the 68.7% expansion recorded in August due to fewer working days. Economists note that the streak underscores resilient global trade appetite despite regional calendar headwinds.

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