South Korea's KOSPI plummets nearly 5% amid AI-driven selloff, raising investor concerns and triggering trading curbs.
South Korean shares fell nearly 5% on Monday, triggering market-wide trading curbs as investors
unwound AI-linked trades, extending a bruising correction that
has wiped out more than a quarter of the KOSPI's value since its
June peak.The selloff highlighted mounting investor anxiety over a
market increasingly driven by leveraged bets on AI chipmakers.
South Korean shares plunge over 5% as chipmakers falter amid AI concerns, triggering trading curbs on the KOSPI.
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