South Korea's exports barely grew in February, missing market expectations, with demand in China hurt amid a global tariff war. Outbound shipments from Asia's fourth-largest economy stood at $52.60 billion,

SOUTH Korea’s exports barely grew in February, missing market expectations, with demand in key markets hurt amid a global trade war triggered by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Read more at The Business Times.

South Korea's exports edged up 1 percent from a year earlier in February thanks to an increase in overseas sales of computers and automobiles, data showed Saturday. Outbound shipments came to US$52.6 billion last month,

South Korea's exports are estimated to have risen in February, a Reuters poll showed, but the return to growth was largely due to more working days in the month and economists said the country's trade momentum was weakening amid a global tariff war.