South Korea's exports grew more than expected in May at the strongest annual rate in over 40 years, as chip sales hit a record on a global boom in AI investment, bolstering optimism about the trade-reliant economy and its world-beating stock market rally | Collector

South Korea's exports grew more than expected in May at the strongest annual rate in over 40 years, as chip sales hit a record on a global boom in AI investment, bolstering optimism about the trade-reliant economy and its world-beating stock market rally

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South Korea's exports grew more than expected in May at the strongest annual rate in over 40 years, as chip sales hit a record on a global boom in AI investment, bolstering optimism about the trade-reliant economy and its world-beating stock market rally

South Korea's exports grew more than expected in May at the strongest annual rate in over 40 years, as chip sales hit a record on a global boom in AI investment, bolstering optimism about the trade-reliant economy and its world-beating stock market rally

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