“Rubix Data Sciences: India Sees Export Growth to South Korea, Hitting USD 6.4 Billion in FY2024”
Mumbai, October 24th 2024: Rubix Data Sciences, a leader in risk management and monitoring, is pleased to announce the release of the October 2024 edition of its flagship report, Rubix Country Insights. This report offers an in-depth analysis on the growing trade relations between South Korea and India. As trade between the two nations continues to expand, the report provides in-depth insights into the economic drivers and challenges shaping South Korea’s market. Despite challenges such as a rising trade deficit, ongoing discussions aim to reduce trade barriers and foster collaboration in sectors like electronics, petrochemicals, and automotive.
Key Highlights from the Report:
● Economic Recovery: South Korea is forecasted to achieve a 2.5% GDP growth in 2024, driven by steady export growth and stabilized inflation rates.
● Semiconductor Industry Outlook: After facing a global overcapacity issue, South Korea’s semiconductor industry is bouncing back, marking a pivotal role in the nation’s economic revival.
● Trade Dynamics: While South Korea remains heavily dependent on trade with major partners like the U.S. and China, recent trends show a narrowing gap, signaling potential changes in global trade relationships.
● Sector Performance: The automotive sector saw a 32% surge in exports in 2023, hitting record levels, while semiconductor exports fell by 23.7%, showcasing the diverse dynamics within South Korea’s export industries.
● Challenges: The report identifies critical challenges, including South Korea’s aging population, growing competition from Chinese manufacturers, and geopolitical risks that could impact economic stability and trade.
A Strengthening South Korea-India Trade Relationship
The report provides actionable insights into South Korea’s trade opportunities with India, shedding light on cross-border collaborations and emerging market dynamics. This is a valuable resource for businesses looking to explore trade opportunities or seeking a deeper understanding of South Korea’s key sectors, such as high-tech and manufacturing.