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据《韩国时报》12月7日报道，韩国国际贸易协会统计，今年1至10月韩国出口总额为5791亿美元，日本 为6061亿美元，差距较2024年全年差距（1224亿美元）大幅缩减，并为有记录以来的最低水平。报道 称，韩国在2024年上半年短暂将同日本的出口差距压缩至32亿美元，但受下半年国际市场波动影响，差 距再度拉大。今年以来随着半导体价格和订单回升，韩国出口再次强势反弹。 来源：环球时报 今年韩国出口额可能历史性逼近日本，两国差距收窄至不足300亿美元，这一突破引发韩国产业界对首 次追平乃至反超日本的高度期待。 不过，韩联社分析指出，韩国出口的改善高度依赖半导体产业。若剔除这一品类，今年出口反而出现负 增长。韩国产业通商资源部数据显示，今年1至11月韩国累计出口额同比增长2.9%，但除半导体外的其 他品类出口同比下降1.5%。今年11月，韩国半导体出口额同比增长38.6%，达到172.6亿美元创历史新 高，在出口总额中的占比升至28.3%，为今年以来最高水平。而在20年前，半导体出口占比长期维持在 10%左右。 韩联社认为，目前韩国出口结构明显集中于单一关键品类。在主要15个出口品类中，除半导体、汽车、 船舶、生 ...

Group 1 - South Korea's export value is projected to historically approach Japan's, with the gap narrowing to less than $30 billion, raising expectations in the South Korean industry for a potential equalization or even surpassing Japan [1] - From January to October 2023, South Korea's total export amounted to $579.1 billion, while Japan's was $606.1 billion, marking the lowest recorded difference compared to the full year of 2024, which had a gap of $122.4 billion [1] - The export gap briefly narrowed to $3.2 billion in the first half of 2024 but widened again due to fluctuations in the international market in the latter half of the year [1] Group 2 - The improvement in South Korea's exports is heavily reliant on the semiconductor industry; excluding this category, overall exports would have shown negative growth [3] - From January to November 2023, South Korea's cumulative export value increased by 2.9% year-on-year, but exports of other categories, excluding semiconductors, declined by 1.5% [3] - In November 2023, semiconductor exports surged by 38.6% year-on-year, reaching a record high of $17.26 billion, accounting for 28.3% of total exports, the highest proportion for the year [3] - The export structure of South Korea is significantly concentrated on a single key category, with declines observed in 10 out of 15 major export categories, including petrochemicals, steel, petroleum products, automotive parts, and wireless communication devices [3] - This phenomenon is interpreted as an "export illusion" caused by a semiconductor supercycle, with potential significant impacts on the South Korean economy if semiconductor market conditions decline [3]

Core Insights - The South Korean government forecasts that the country's export value will exceed $700 billion for the first time in 2025, setting a new historical record, although exports excluding semiconductors are expected to decline year-on-year [1][3][4]. Export Performance - From January to November, South Korea's total export value reached $640.2 billion, marking a year-on-year increase of 2.9%, the highest level for the same period, surpassing the previous record of $628.7 billion in 2022 [1][3]. - Exports excluding semiconductors amounted to $487.6 billion during the same period, reflecting a year-on-year decrease of 1.5% [5]. Sector-Specific Trends - The automotive, shipbuilding, biopharmaceutical, and computer sectors saw export growth of 2%, 28.6%, 7%, and 0.4%, respectively, while all other sectors experienced declines [5]. - Notable declines were observed in machinery exports (down 8.9%), petroleum products (down 11.1%), petrochemicals (down 11.7%), and steel exports (down 8.8%). Additionally, exports of automotive parts, displays, home appliances, and secondary batteries fell by 6.3%, 10.3%, 9.4%, and 11.8%, respectively [5]. Semiconductor Dependency - In November, semiconductors accounted for 28.3% of South Korea's total export value, the highest proportion recorded this year, raising concerns about the country's over-reliance on the semiconductor industry [5]. - Historically, from 2002 to 2010, semiconductors represented about 10% of South Korea's total exports [5].

Core Insights - The South Korean government is set to unveil its "2026 Economic Growth Strategy" aimed at achieving a real growth rate of 2% amidst declining potential economic growth [1][2] - A recent survey indicates that South Korea's competitiveness in its top ten export industries is lagging behind China, with predictions that all these industries will fall behind in five years [2] Group 1: Economic Strategy - The "2026 Economic Growth Strategy" will focus on four key areas to reverse the ongoing low growth trend in South Korea [1] - The strategy aims to enhance the competitiveness of strategic industries such as semiconductors, defense, culture (including gaming, beauty, and food), and petrochemicals [3] Group 2: Competitiveness Analysis - A survey revealed that 62.5% of responding companies view China as their biggest competitor, followed by the US (22.5%) and Japan (9.5%) [2] - China has surpassed South Korea in competitiveness across several key industries, including steel (112.7), machinery (108.5), and electric batteries (108.4) [2] Group 3: Government Initiatives - The South Korean government plans to leverage recent outcomes from US-Korea tariff negotiations to strengthen its position in global value chains, particularly in shipbuilding [3] - The government will also promote projects related to "AI transformation" and "super innovative economy" to build future growth momentum [3]

Core Insights - The report from the Korea Economic Association indicates that half of South Korea's top ten export industries have been surpassed by China in terms of competitiveness, with a prediction that all ten industries may fall behind China in five years [1][2] - A survey of 200 major companies in these industries revealed that 62.5% view China as their biggest competitor, with this figure expected to rise to 68.5% by 2030 [1] - The competitiveness index set by the surveyed companies ranks South Korea at 100, while China and the US are projected to surpass South Korea by 2030, with indices of 112.3 and 112.9 respectively [1] Industry Competitiveness - In specific sectors, Chinese companies lead in steel (112.7), general machinery (108.5), secondary batteries (108.4), displays (106.4), and automotive parts (102.4) [2] - South Korean companies still maintain an edge in semiconductors (99.3), electronics and electrical machinery (99), shipbuilding (96.7), petrochemicals and petroleum products (96.5), and biopharmaceuticals (89.2) [2] - The report highlights that China holds advantages in price competitiveness, production capacity, and government support, while South Korea only leads in brand competitiveness, which is expected to be overtaken in five years [2]

Core Insights - The report from the Korea Economic Association indicates that half of South Korea's top ten export industries have been surpassed by China in terms of competitiveness, with a prediction that all ten industries may lose their competitive edge within five years [1][2]. Industry Competitiveness - A survey of 200 South Korean companies revealed that 62.5% identified China as their biggest competitor, significantly higher than the 22.5% who chose the United States and 9.5% who chose Japan. This perception is expected to increase, with 68.5% anticipating China as the main competitor by 2030 [1][2]. - The competitiveness levels, with South Korean companies using a standard of 100, are perceived as follows: the United States at 107.2, China at 102.2, and Japan at 93.5. By 2030, these levels are projected to be 112.9 for the U.S., 112.3 for China, and 95 for Japan, indicating a significant shift in competitiveness [2][4]. Sector Analysis - In specific sectors, South Korean companies believe that Chinese firms lead in steel (112.7), general machinery (108.5), batteries (108.4), displays (106.4), and automotive parts (102.4). However, South Korea still maintains an edge in semiconductors (99.3), electronics and electrical machinery (99), shipbuilding (96.7), petrochemicals (96.5), and biopharmaceuticals (89.2) [2][4]. - The report highlights that China has advantages in price competitiveness, production capacity, and government support, while the U.S. excels in branding, skilled talent, and core technologies. Currently, South Korea only leads in brand competitiveness, which is expected to be overtaken in five years [4][6].

Core Viewpoint - The Guangzhou Baiyun District has launched a three-year action plan (2026-2028) to accelerate the high-quality development of the biomanufacturing industry, aiming to achieve an output value exceeding 50 billion yuan by 2028 and establish a nationally competitive biomanufacturing industry pilot zone [1][2]. Group 1: Industry Development Plan - The action plan outlines the construction of a "11221" industrial ecosystem, which includes the establishment of one biomanufacturing innovation center, one pilot base, two achievement transformation platforms, two phases of over 1,000 acres of biomanufacturing industrial parks, and a biomanufacturing fund cluster with a scale of 10 billion yuan [2][3]. - The biomanufacturing sector is recognized as a core area for cultivating new productive forces and is a strategic competitive point for the nation [1][2]. Group 2: Current Industry Landscape - Baiyun District is a significant hub for the cosmetics industry, with over 1,200 licensed cosmetics manufacturing enterprises, accounting for about 20% of the national total, and an industry scale projected to reach 36.14 billion yuan by 2024 [2]. - The biopharmaceutical industry in the region has surpassed 31.1 billion yuan, featuring leading companies such as Guangzhou Pharmaceutical Group and Hutchison Whampoa, fostering a collaborative development advantage through "leading enterprises + research empowerment + stock upgrading" [2]. Group 3: Industrial Park and Investment - The Guangzhou Baiyun Biomanufacturing Industrial Park, as a core component of the "11221" system, is crucial for spatial layout and cluster development, with the first phase covering approximately 450 acres focused on biomedicine, cell genes, and beauty products, while the second phase will cover about 900 acres across five major industry groups [3]. - A biomanufacturing industry fund cluster with a total scale of 10 billion yuan has been established, with the first phase raising 1 billion yuan, targeting investments across the entire lifecycle of biomanufacturing enterprises from startup to Pre-IPO [3].