BOK raises S. Korea's economic growth outlook to 2.8 pct
All News
11:33 July 13, 2017
SEOUL, July 13 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's central bank on Thursday revised up its growth outlook for Asia's fourth-largest economy this year to 2.8 percent from 2.6 percent.
BOK Gov. Lee Ju-yeol announced the estimate in a news conference after the BOK Monetary Policy Board kept its policy rate at an all-time low of 1.25 percent in July.
The BOK's gross domestic product (GDP) growth estimate for 2017 is 0.2 percentage point higher than the central bank's estimate released in April.
entropy@yna.co.kr
(END)
Articles with issue keywords
Most Liked
-
Prosecution drops charges against Chinese woman for attempting to trespass on BTS Jungkook's home
-
Prince Group stashes away over 90 bln won at Cambodian branches of S. Korean banks: lawmaker
-
S. Korea calls in Vietnamese defense attache over alleged sexual misconduct
-
(Movie Review) 'The First Ride' buckles up for more than joyride
-
Defense chief says Osan Air Base raid did not require U.S. consultations
Most Saved
-
Prosecution drops charges against Chinese woman for attempting to trespass on BTS Jungkook's home
-
Prince Group stashes away over 90 bln won at Cambodian branches of S. Korean banks: lawmaker
-
S. Korea calls in Vietnamese defense attache over alleged sexual misconduct
-
(5th LD) 64 nationals detained in Cambodia over alleged online scams return home, face probes
-
(Movie Review) 'The First Ride' buckles up for more than joyride
-
Prosecution drops charges against Chinese woman for attempting to trespass on BTS Jungkook's home
-
Around 20 N. Korean soldiers briefly cross MDL, retreat after warning shots
-
(2nd LD) N. Korea says it tested 2 hypersonic projectiles, successfully hit target
-
(2nd LD) Trump to hold bilateral talks with Lee, Xi in S. Korea next week: White House
-
(LEAD) Lee welcomes Trump's role as 'peacemaker,' brushes aside U.S. trade concerns: CNN