South Korea records sixth straight month of trade surplus despite falling foreign reserves.

South Korea maintained a current account surplus for the sixth straight month in October, with a surplus of $9.78 billion. Exports increased by 4%, particularly in semiconductors, while imports fell by 0.7%. Despite this, the country's foreign reserves declined for the second month due to a strong US dollar. The government aims to strengthen ties with the US amid global uncertainties.

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