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Seoul stocks tad lower late Wednesday morning despite tech gains - The Korea Times
Korean stocks trimmed earlier losses late Wednesday morning as heavyweight technology shares turned higher despite an overnight slump on Wall Stree...
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koreaherald.com
Kospi opens sharply lower amid inflation woes, US losses
South Korean stocks opened sharply lower Monday, triggering a sell-side sidecar for a second consecutive session as investors tracked declines on Wall Street la
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Seoul shares rebound from deep trough on chip gains
South Korean stocks closed higher Monday, rebounding from a steep decline the previous session, as investors scooped up major chipmakers, including market heavy
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Kospi opens lower amid inflation woes, US tech slump
South Korean stocks opened lower Tuesday as investors offloaded large-cap technology shares, amid growing concerns over inflation and an overnight slump in US t
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Seoul shares dip 3.25% on tech slide; won drops
South Korean stocks closed lower Tuesday as a foreign-selling spree of major techs continued, tracking an overnight tech slump on Wall Street. The local currenc
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upi.com
Seoul shares dip 3.25 pct on tech slide; won drops - UPI.com
South Korean stocks closed lower Tuesday as a foreign-selling spree of major techs continued, tracking an overnight tech slump on Wall Street.
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Seoul shares open lower, tracking overnight US losses
South Korean stocks opened lower Wednesday as investors tracked overnight losses on Wall Street caused by rising bond yields amid inflation woes. After starting
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koreatimes.co.kr
Seoul stocks tad lower late Wednesday morning despite tech gains - The Korea Times
Korean stocks trimmed earlier losses late Wednesday morning as heavyweight technology shares turned higher despite an overnight slump on Wall Stree...
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Foreign investor exodus from Korean stocks accelerates amid chip sell-off - The Korea Times
The benchmark KOSPI remained under pressure for a second straight session Wednesday as foreign investors continued pulling funds out of the Korean...