While a credit loan amounting to 400 billion won was issued to the inheritance of the Samsung Group, where the Corona special was concentrated, loan restrictions began on self-employed people in the corona stagnation.
Newsis reported on the 30th, “It is known that it has received a credit loan of 400 billion won from a commercial bank to pay 2 trillion won in Samsung inheritance tax, which is a deadline on the 30th.”
On the 29th, acting Prime Minister Hong Nam-ki announced that it would gradually implement the “strengthening of DSR management” as a policy to prevent excessive loans from household debts, and announced a reinforcement policy including credit loan card loans in the ability to repay principal and interest.
On the 28th, Prime Minister Hong announced on the 28th, “Supporting KRW 68.8 billion within the year,” a domestic vaccine pharmaceutical company, and “Supporting SK Hynix's 120 trillion KRW semiconductor cluster construction” on the 27th.
On the other hand, acting Prime Minister Hong told foreign reporters on the 27th that "I think employment will gradually recover after 3 to 5 months after the economic recovery," and announced a policy of "pre-growth post-distribution".
Regarding Samsung Electronics' first quarter results, the Wall Street Journal said on the 29th, “Samsung Electronics made up for losses from the US semiconductor plant shutdown due to the explosive demand for home appliances caused by the corona, and net profits in the first quarter soared 46%.” As the number of hours in the home increased, the demand for home appliances surged, which served as a boon for Samsung Electronics, a general home appliance company. "It is one of the most viewed companies in the world for Corona Special," he reported.
Goldman Sachs, an Asia-Pacific investment strategist from the US investment bank, said on the 29th, “The Korean economy, which is highly dependent on exports, will benefit most from the recovery of the global economy.” “The KOSPI has already risen more than 10% this year, and the Korean economy is sensitive to the economic cycle. On the basis of the fact that it will increase even more when the economy improves, he announced the'year-end index 3700' and recommended stock investment.
Goldman Sachs analysts analyzed the semiconductor shortage on the 29th, saying, "For home appliances and automobiles, even if prices change slightly, demand response is sensitive, so in the field of supply decline, prices are expected to rise by 1-3%." "There is," he told CNN about the possibility of inflation.
In the Korean economy in March, manufacturing production fell to minus 0.8% and semiconductors, etc. increased, but automobiles and machinery equipment fell sharply, and the manufacturing industry's average utilization rate was 75.0%, down 2.4%p from the previous month.
Statistics from the National Statistical Office shows that production in mining and industry decreased by 0.8%, automobiles -4.8%, machinery equipment -3.0%, etc., and semiconductors only increased by 4.3%.
In the corona special economy, the labor market depends on the welfare of the financial burden, and Samsung's high growth without wage pressure seems to be concentrated in the capital market.
US GDP grew by 6.4% in the first quarter, an increase of 2.1 percentage points from 4.3% in the fourth quarter of last year.
The U.S. Department of Labor announced on the 29th that the number of unemployment benefits applicants decreased by 13,000 from the previous week, to 553,000, the lowest since March last year of the spread of Corona 9.
The number of applicants for unemployment benefits, indicating the U.S. employment situation, started to increase from 230,000 in March last year during the corona crisis, and turned to a decline from the second half, and continues to decline due to large-scale economic stimulus policies.
The statistics of the Korean government's unemployment rate gradually rose from 3.2% in September of last year, soaring to 4.6% in January this year and 5.4% in February, and it was announced that it was 4.0% in March.
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) counted the unemployment rate in Korea at 5.4%, which is twice that of Japan in January, and revealed it to be the highest since 1999, widening the gap from the government's 4.6%.
OECD statistics revealed that the gap in the unemployment rate between Korea (3.3%) and Japan (3.0%) in August last year was 0.3%prk, an increase of 8 times in January this year to 2.5%p.
For self-employed people, last year's loans (118.6 trillion won) were concentrated higher than the increase in non-bank loans (22.3%) and bank loans (14.9%), and the total amount of loans was 49.2 trillion won and 69 trillion won by banks.