Nomura, JPMorgan bullish on Korean chips despite Kospi swings
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Despite wild swings in the Kospi, brokerages are doubling down on Korean chip stocks, betting the AI-driven memory boom has much further to run. The benchmark index has seesawed in recent sessions, with chip heavyweights Samsung Electronics and SK hynix at the center of the turbulence as investors reassess the outlook for AI demand. On Wednesday, the Kospi closed at 5,735.66, up 3.29 percent from the previous session. Samsung and SK hynix each surged more than 7 percent intraday, helping trigger
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Kospi swings,swings in the Kospi, brokerages are doubling down on Korean chip stocks, betting the AI-driven memory boom has much further to run. The benchmark index has seesawed in recent sessions, with chip heavyweights Samsung Electronics and SK hynix at the center of the turbulence as investors reassess the outlook for AI demand. OnThursday,Wednesday, the Kospiplunged 7.57 percent, triggering a 20-minute marketwide trading halt. But sentiment swung back Wednesday, whenclosed at 5,735.66, up 3.29 percent from the previous session. Samsung and SK hynix each surged more than 7 percent intraday, helping triggerSee versions and fingerprints
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