https://www.joongang.co.kr/article/25431428 According to the South Korean government's emergency economic briefing held on May 26, it was projected that the country could record an economic growth rate of over 10% this year for the first time in 24 years since 2002, driven by the semiconductor supercycle, robust exports of military equipment, and a recovery in the domestic economy. Taiwan also has a history of initially forecasting an annual economic growth rate of 2% in the first quarter of last year, but subsequently raising the forecast for every remaining quarter following the release of TSMC's quarterly earnings, eventually achieving an annual growth rate of 8%. For reference, the economic growth rate for South Korea projected by the government and JP Morgan for the first quarter of this year was approximately 2% to 3%... submitted by /u/AccurateAnalysis8268 [link] [comments]