South Korea’s KOSPI Hits Record High as Chipmakers Drive Rally
South Korea’s KOSPI rose 2.2% to a fresh record high, led by chipmakers as momentum in the artificial-intelligence trade picked up again.
The benchmark was reported at a new all-time high of 6,331, with broader sentiment also supported by renewed optimism about a potential US-Iran peace deal.
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@zerohedgeKOREA’S KOSPI INDEX RISES 2.2% TO A FRESH RECORD HIGH
@businessSouth Korean stocks climbed to a record, powered by chipmakers as the artificial intelligence trade regained momentum and optimism reemerged about a US-Iran peace deal
@bulltheoryioBREAKING: South Korea’s KOSPI surged +2% today and hit a new all-time high of 6,331 for the first time in history. KOSPI jumped +25% in the last 15 sessions, showing that retail mania continues.
@polymarketJUST IN: South Korean stock market soars to all-time high.
@firstsquawkSamsung SDI stock rises sharply, up 14%.
@firstsquawkSeoul shares hit record intraday high on back of tech sector rally-NA
@businessShares of South Korea’s top battery makers jumped on Tuesday after clinching deals with Mercedes-Benz, providing a welcome boost to a sector that has been hit by the slowing global transition to electric vehicles