Key facts
- South Korea's current account surplus was $28.29 billion in April.
- The surplus decreased from $37.33 billion in the prior month.
South Korea's current account, a key measure of its trade and financial flows with the rest of the world, recorded a surplus of $28.29 billion in April. This represents a decrease compared to the $37.33 billion surplus observed in the preceding month. The current account balance reflects the difference between a country's exports and imports of goods, services, income, and current transfers.