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S.Korea CPI Rises 0.7% From a Month Ago

S.Korea CPI Rises 0.7% From a Month Ago

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Ed Thomas
01/10/2012 | 23:03 GMT
  • September CPI rises 2 % from year earlier.
  • Core CPI rises 1.4% from year earlier.

In line with estimates, and leaves room again for the BOK to ease rates.

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