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IMF “” “” “Korea Sundae Asset, 75% for the 2030 GDP” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “”

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[MF’s Korea Foreign Asset Evaluation
2024 Analysis
Nomination value of Uiju Uiju
($ 1.1 trillion) and GDP ratio to MP
(5996) Both increased biked in the 2023s
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NP snow because of continuous current accounting
In 2025, it is increasing in the mid -term
In 2030, it will be 759 framework than GDP
Asset evaluation of holding assets
“Overseas assets are held, among which
4096 is a stock and a credit securities. “
*Source: IMF 2024 Foreign Sector Evaluation Report
Graphic Lee Young -woo Asiya Economy ‘

It is predicted that the Net International Investment Position (NIIP) in Korea will exceed 75%by 2030 in 2024. Foreign assets are indicators of foreign exchange reserves and the country’s external soundness, which plays a role in suppressing the surge in exchange rates or net outflow of capital in shock situations such as the foreign exchange crisis.

According to the IMF’s ‘2024 Foreign Sector Evaluation Report’ on the 26th, South Korea’s Sundae’s outside assets were about $ 1.1 trillion in 2024. It has been 59% of GDP, which has been steadily increasing since 2014. Sundae’s assets are the amount of foreign financial assets owned by domestic economic agents, subtracting foreign financial investment from foreigners. The larger the number, the greater the buffering ability of external shocks. In case of emergency, the assets can be sold and funded into Korea, which acts as an indirect breakwater.

The IMF predicts that Korea’s Sundae Assets will expand further based on continuous current account surplus. In 2030, it is expected to exceed 75%of GDP. The structure of large -scale Sundae assets is also diversified. The IMF said, “Overseas assets have about 40%of stocks and debt securities investment and about 60%of dollar -labeled assets are diversified.”

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