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South Korean Stocks Jump as Chipmakers Roar Back on Dip Buying

Newseze Wire·Tue, Nov 10, 12:09 AMWire: Bloomberg Markets
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South Korean Stocks Jump as Chipmakers Roar Back on Dip Buying

South Korean stocks climbed, lifted by heavyweight chipmakers as investors waded back into the artificial intelligence trade following last week’s selloff.

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