South Korea: Real GDP: SA: QoQ

Macro

2026-10-27

Description

South Korea's seasonally adjusted real Gross Domestic Product (Real GDP) quarter-on-quarter growth rate, released by the Bank of Korea (BOK), measures the country's short-term economic growth. It reflects the percentage change in GDP within a quarter after adjusting for seasonal factors and inflation, providing a more accurate picture of actual economic growth. Positive growth typically indicates economic expansion, while negative growth may signal a contraction.

The data is updated quarterly and is usually released about a month after the end of each quarter.

Published by
Bank of Korea (Choice)
Frequency
Quarterly
Next Update
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GDP South Korea

AI Data Insight

South Korea's seasonally adjusted real GDP growth rate for the third quarter of 2026 jumped to 1.0% quarter-on-quarter, accelerating significantly from the previous 0.6% and beating the market consensus expectation of 0.7%. Benefiting from the global AI boom, semiconductor exports and facility investments expanded strongly; however, the decline in private consumption highlights the hidden concerns of an imbalance between domestic and external demand.

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South Korea's seasonally adjusted real GDP growth rate for the third quarter of 2026 jumped to 1.0% quarter-on-quarter, accelerating significantly from the previous 0.6% and beating the market consensus expectation of 0.7%. Benefiting from the global AI boom, semiconductor exports and facility investments expanded strongly; however, the decline in private consumption highlights the hidden concerns of an imbalance between domestic and external demand.

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Description

South Korea's seasonally adjusted real Gross Domestic Product (Real GDP) quarter-on-quarter growth rate, released by the Bank of Korea (BOK), measures the country's short-term economic growth. It reflects the percentage change in GDP within a quarter after adjusting for seasonal factors and inflation, providing a more accurate picture of actual economic growth. Positive growth typically indicates economic expansion, while negative growth may signal a contraction.

The data is updated quarterly and is usually released about a month after the end of each quarter.

Published by
Bank of Korea (Choice)
Frequency
Quarterly
Next Update
Hashtags
GDP South Korea