South Korea's Q2 nominal GDP growth hits 26.4%, highest in 47 years
South Korea's economy expanded in nominal terms at its fastest annual pace in nearly 47 years in the second quarter, with nominal gross domestic product rising 26.4% in the April-June period from a year earlier, the sharpest increase since the third quarter of 1979. This surge, driven by a semiconductor-led export boom, was reported by the Bank of Korea on Tuesday. Output for the quarter reached 834.9 trillion won ($622 billion), up 9.2% from the first quarter.
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