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South Korea's Kospi climbed over 20% from its July low, re-entering bull-market territory as investors return to semiconductor giants like SK Hynix and Samsung. The rebound follows a rout driven by leveraged positions and forced selling, with fundamentals and AI spending expectations underpinning the rally.
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Korean Stocks Rise 22% in Ten Days