Goldman Cuts Kospi 12-Month Target by 25% as AI Trade Unravels
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. strategists slashed their target for South Korea’s Kospi Index by 25%, after raising it repeatedly this year, as concerns over the artificial intelligence trade intensify.
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