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Tech Rout Leaves South Korean Stocks Twice as Cheap as Indonesia

South Korea has transformed from this year’s hottest major market into the world’s cheapest following a brutal tech selloff, with valuations falling to roughly half of Indonesia’s.

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Tech Rout Leaves South Korean Stocks Twice as Cheap as Indonesia
South Korea has transformed from this year’s hottest major market into the world’s cheapest following a brutal tech selloff, with valuations falling to roughly half of Indonesia’s.
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