韩国BOK Manufacturing BSI从之前的70降至11月的68。韩国BOK Manufacturing BSI从之前的70降至11月的68

South Korea BOK Manufacturing BSI declined to 68 in November from previous 70.South Korea BOK Manufacturing BSI declined to 68 in November from previous 70

韩国10月份制造业商业调查指数为68，低于9月份的70。产量从83下降到79，新订单保持不变，为77，库存从103上升到104，财务状况从80改善到82。与此同时，结合BSI和消费者调查指数的经济情绪指数在10月份升至94.4，比9月份上升3.1点，反映出整体经济信心略有改善。

South Korea's Business Survey Index for the manufacturing sector stood at 68 in October, down from 70 in September. Production fell to 79 from 83, new orders were unchanged at 77, inventories rose to 104 from 103, and the financial situation improved to 82 from 80. Meanwhile the Economic Sentiment Index, which combines the BSI and the Consumer Survey Index, rose to 94.4 in October, up 3.1 points from September, reflecting a modest improvement in overall economic confidence.

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The South Korean won fell to around 1,436 per dollar on Tuesday, reversing gains from the previous session as traders turned cautious before US President Donald Trump’s meetings with Asian leaders. In Tokyo, Trump and Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi signed a framework deal to strengthen cooperation on rare-earth and critical-mineral supply chains, while markets also watched his upcoming talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the APEC summit for potential tariff and export-control signals. Meanwhile, the greenback softened but offered limited relief for the won as caution persisted ahead of the Fed’s policy decision. Additionally, advanced estimates showed South Korea’s economy grew 1.2% quarter-on-quarter in Q3. The Bank of Korea noted that economic growth is on track but maintains a cautious stance. It signaled that an immediate rate cut remains unlikely as it seeks to support growth and financial stability amid risks from US tariffs and capital outflows.

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The South Korean won fell to around 1,436 per dollar on Tuesday, reversing gains from the previous session as traders turned cautious before US President Donald Trump’s meetings with Asian leaders. In Tokyo, Trump and Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi signed a framework deal to strengthen cooperation on rare-earth and critical-mineral supply chains, while markets also watched his upcoming talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the APEC summit for potential tariff and export-control signals. Meanwhile, the greenback softened but offered limited relief for the won as caution persisted ahead of the Fed’s policy decision. Additionally, advanced estimates showed South Korea’s economy grew 1.2% quarter-on-quarter in Q3. The Bank of Korea noted that economic growth is on track but maintains a cautious stance. It signaled that an immediate rate cut remains unlikely as it seeks to support growth and financial stability amid risks from US tariffs and capital outflows.