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EM Stocks, Currencies Dragged Down by Korean Market Selloff

Emerging market assets fell for the third straight session, led by a selloff in South Korean equities as investor enthusiasm for artificial intelligence stocks waned.

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EM Stocks, Currencies Dragged Down by Korean Market Selloff
Emerging market assets fell for the third straight session, led by a selloff in South Korean equities as investor enthusiasm for artificial intelligence stocks waned.
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