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South Korea’s Kospi slide wipes out $2.5 trillion amid investor losses
The retreat erased about $2.5 trillion in market value, undermining bets tied to the AI boom.
The Wall Street Journal Markets reports that South Korea’s Kospi has shifted from a rapid rise narrative to a sharp, prolonged downturn described as a slow-motion collapse.
The decline has already erased roughly $2.5 trillion in value, a move that WSJ says has left investors who positioned for an AI boom facing major losses.
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