South Korea targets 2% growth on semiconductor boom
📊Executive Summary
The South Korean government has projected a 2% economic growth for 2026, driven by a semiconductor boom linked to increased demand for next-generation chips, particularly High Bandwidth Memory (HBM). This growth forecast reflects a significant improvement over the previous year's 1% estimate, highlighting the role of the semiconductor super cycle in boosting economic performance. The government anticipates increased investments in semiconductor facilities and construction, indicating a robust outlook for the industry. This trend is crucial for procurement teams as it signals a potential increase in demand for semiconductor components and related technologies, necessitating strategic sourcing and supplier engagement....
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