South Korea's current account recorded a surplus for the 80th month in a row in October... on the back of strong goods exports. <br />According to the Bank of Korea on Thursday, the current account, which shows Korea's transactions with the rest of the world, including its trade in goods and services, saw a surplus of almost nine-point-two billion U.S. dollars in October.<br />The goods account had a surplus of eleven billion dollars... up from eight-point-six billion dollars in October last year.<br />The central bank attributed the increase to strong exports in petroleum products and the five extra business days in October this year. <br />
