South Korea's foreign exchange reserves saw a modest increase in November, rising to $430.66 billion. This uptick follows the October figures which had settled at $428.82 billion, according to data updated on December 2, 2025.
The increase in reserves comes amid global economic uncertainty, reflecting South Korea's ability to maintain a strong buffer in its foreign exchange holdings. This slight rise is an indicator of the country's continuous efforts in managing its foreign reserves to safeguard the economy against potential external shocks.
The reported figures highlight South Korea's commitment to economic stability and resilience, as the nation's central bank manages its reserve assets to bolster confidence among international investors and maintain overall equilibrium in the markets.
