South Korea posted its largest-ever current account surplus for any November, supported by strong exports amid an upcycle in the semiconductor industry, central bank data showed Friday. The country's ...

MUMBAI (Reuters) -India's current account posted a surplus for the first time in four quarters in the January-March period, helped by higher services exports, the central bank said on Friday. The ...

FRANKFURT (Reuters) -The current account surplus of the 20 nations sharing the euro narrowed in July on a lower surplus for services and a smaller primary income, which typically includes the flow of ...

Pakistan posts $244m current account deficit in December after November surplus, as rising imports outweigh exports.

It is not hard to find evidence of China’s massive trade surplus. China’s exports of cars has surged to well over 6 million cars (or about a tenth of the global auto market outside of China), and are ...

(RTTNews) - South Korea posted a current account surplus of $6.81 billion in October, the Bank of Korea said on Friday - down from $13.47 billion in September. The goods account recorded a $7.82 ...

ISTANBUL, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Turkey's current account is expected to record a surplus of $1.32 billion in October, and the deficit was seen narrowing to $10.25 billion at end-2024, a Reuters poll ...

(RTTNews) - Turkey's current account surplus decreased at the start of the final quarter, data published by the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey on Thursday. The current account surplus ...

JOHANNESBURG, Dec 10 (Reuters) - South Africa's current account swung into a huge surplus in the third quarter, as exports jumped following the easing of coronavirus restrictions, central bank data ...

The country has a net positive current account balance for the fist time in four years, owing largely to cut in imports Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday praised his government for posting a $99 ...

Japan's current account surplus in November rose 10.0 percent from a year earlier to 3.67 trillion yen ($23.2 billion), a ...