Korea Exported More Goods to the United States Than China in December—Does This Signal a New Trend for Trade?
For a twenty-year period, China had been the top export destination for Korean goods. Not so in December 2023.
For a twenty-year period, China had been the top export destination for Korean goods. Not so in December 2023.
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