South Korea's foreign reserves climb slightly to $409.66B in March, rebounding from a five-year low.
South Korea's foreign reserves rose by $0.45 billion in March to $409.66 billion, recovering slightly from a five-year low. The increase, reported by the Bank of Korea, was due to higher conversion values of non-U.S. dollar assets, growth in investment income, and foreign currency deposits. This improvement reflects South Korea's financial resilience in the face of global economic uncertainties.
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