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Debt-fueled bets are turbocharging the South Korean stock market as Kospi jumps 8%

News that Samsung management had managed to negotiate successfully with labor unions prompted a rally in South Korean stocks, augmented by the bullish comments from Nvidia’s CEO about the AI industry and chip demand.

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Debt-fueled bets are turbocharging the South Korean stock market as Kospi jumps 8%
News that Samsung management had managed to negotiate successfully with labor unions prompted a rally in South Korean stocks, augmented by the bullish comments from Nvidia’s CEO about the AI industry and chip demand.
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