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― This was because there was a shift to large-scale net inflows in foreign
portfolio investment and the appraised value of foreign portfolio
investment increased significantly in response to a rise in Korean stock
prices and appreciation of the Korean won against the US dollar during
the year.
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□ Korea's external debt stood at 401.9 billion dollars, an increase of 24.0
billion dollars from the previous year-end (an increase of 4.5 billion
dollars during Q4).
<Ref> Proportion of short-term external debt of selected countries (as of the end of
September 2009) : Hong Kong SAR 73.9%, U.K. 70.6%, Japan 65.6%,
France 41.2%, U.S. 37.7%, Germany 32.6%
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3. Net IIP and Net External Assets in Debt Instruments
Assets 495.4 577.6 604.7 109.3 27.2 77.9 21.5 31.4 5.6
Liabilities 608.5 735.3 752.8 144.3 17.5 39.7 8.4 104.6 9.0
□ Net external assets in the form of debt instruments (external assets in debt
instruments - external debt) stood at 15.2 billion dollars, up 45.3 billion
dollars from the previous year-end (up 12.2 billion dollars during Q4).
― The amount of net external assets in the form of debt instruments has
increased further since shifting to a positive position at the end of
September 2009.
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(Appendix 1)
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(Appendix 2)
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External Debt-GDP Ratio of Selected Countries
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