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SEOUL: South Korea's central bank said on Friday it had commenced investment in Chinese yuan government bonds April 24 with its investment limit set at 20 billion yuan ($3.17 billion).

The investment is part of a long-term plan to diversify its foreign exchange reserves and build up its yuan portfolio, the Bank of Korea said in a statement.

The Bank of Korea received its investment quota for Chinese bonds in January this year from the People's Bank of China.

Copyright Reuters, 2012


 



 
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Banking Review 2012

Annual2011/12
Foreign Debt $65.562bn
Per Cap Income $1,372
GDP Growth 3.7%
Average CPI 10.08%
MonthlyApril
Trade Balance $-1.779 bln
Exports $2.130 bln
Imports $3.909 bln
WeeklyMay 20, 2013
Reserves $11.601 bln