In March 2024, South Korea's trade balance showed a slight narrowing compared to the previous month. The trade surplus decreased from 4.29 billion in February to 4.28 billion in March. This change indicates a small shift in the country's trade dynamics during the period. The data, which was updated on April 1, 2024, highlights the ongoing fluctuations in South Korea's trade performance, reflecting the influence of various domestic and international factors on the economy. The country's trade balance remains a key indicator closely monitored by policymakers and analysts for insights into the overall economic health and competitiveness of South Korea on the global stage.