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South Korea’s KOSPI fell 14.46% this week, its worst week since October 2008, as SK Hynix and Samsung sank on AI spending fears.
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QUICK SPARK: Semiconductor ETFs Dominate Inflows As SOXX, SOXL Pull In Over $2.1 Billion in One Day
Semiconductor ETFs SOXX and SOXL attracted more than $2.1 billion combined on Monday, while IVV and GLD led redemptions.
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