Today’s GDP data show that Korea recorded another quarter of solid growth in Q3, thanks mainly to strong domestic demand. Looking ahead, low interest rates and a pickup in exports should provide a boost to growth next year. However, high levels of household debt, which will hold back consumer spending, mean a strong and sustained rebound is unlikely.
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