South Korean February CPI y/y comes in at slowest rise since April 2022

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Eamonn Sheridan

05/03/2023 | 23:05 GMT

South Korea CPI for February 2022:

+0.3% m/m vs. expected +0.5%
+4.8% y/y vs. +5.1% expected
Core +4.0% y/y vs. +4.1% in January

Some encouragement for lower inflation from South Korea. Still high but not sa high as it was.

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