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- South Korea’s Kospi tumbles 5% after 2-day rally, angry retail investors vow not to invest again
South Korea's benchmark Kospi extended its sharp decline on Thursday as a global technology selloff dragg ...More
South Korea's benchmark Kospi extended its sharp decline on Thursday as a global technology selloff dragged heavyweight chipmakers Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix lower. The slump has intensified losses for retail investors and raised concerns over market concentration, while policymakers and analysts assess the outlook for the country's equity market. ...Less

- Crushed by Kospi rout, angry Koreans vow not to buy
South Korean retail investors experienced substantial losses in July's Kospi market reversal. Many trader ...More
South Korean retail investors experienced substantial losses in July's Kospi market reversal. Many traders are now vowing to avoid the Korean stock market altogether. The market experienced record circuit-breaker suspensions, reflecting extreme volatility. Government-introduced leveraged ETFs are blamed for amplifying these wild market swings. This period saw a dramatic unraveling after months of prior market optimism. ...Less

- Kospi slumps 5% after record-breaking 18% surge. What’s ahead for South Korea’s seesaw-like stock market?
South Korea's Kospi plunged more than 5% on Monday after surging a record 18% in the previous session, as ...More
South Korea's Kospi plunged more than 5% on Monday after surging a record 18% in the previous session, as renewed selling in heavyweight chipmakers and leveraged ETF-related volatility rattled investors. While analysts expect near-term turbulence to persist, they believe easing foreign selling and corporate shareholder returns could support the market's longer-term rerating. ...Less

- Explained: How AI-led Kospi, Nikkei selloff sparked record 15% drawdown in Asian funds in July
Asia’s major multi-strategy funds suffered sharp July losses as an AI-linked stock selloff across Japan, ...More
Asia’s major multi-strategy funds suffered sharp July losses as an AI-linked stock selloff across Japan, South Korea and China erased much of their 2026 gains. Concerns over AI spending and Middle East tensions hit semiconductor stocks, with some funds losing 3%-9%, while Goldman Sachs estimated a record 15.2% monthly decline for Asia’s primary stock-picking hedge funds. ...Less

- South Korea’s Kospi rockets 17% after massive 3-day selloff. What’s behind the surge?
The KOSPI was up 17% at 6,549 points after tumbling nearly 17% over the previous three sessions, marking ...More
The KOSPI was up 17% at 6,549 points after tumbling nearly 17% over the previous three sessions, marking one of its steepest weekly declines, as fears of mounting competition from Chinese memory chipmakers triggered heavy selling across semiconductor stocks. ...Less

- Global Market: South Korean stocks fluctuate as AI spending concerns weigh on chipmakers
South Korean shares swung between gains and losses on Friday as investors assessed the latest U.S. corpor ...More
South Korean shares swung between gains and losses on Friday as investors assessed the latest U.S. corporate earnings and remained cautious over AI-related spending. Despite recovering from early losses, the KOSPI stayed on track for a third consecutive weekly decline, while foreign investors remained net buyers. ...Less

- Global Market: South Korean shares rise as chipmakers gain on Wall Street rally, easing rate fears
South Korean shares rose on Monday, led by chipmakers Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, after a Wall Stre ...More
South Korean shares rose on Monday, led by chipmakers Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, after a Wall Street rally and weaker U.S. jobs data eased concerns over near-term Federal Reserve rate hikes. The KOSPI gained 0.80%, though continued foreign selling limited gains. Investors also awaited overseas semiconductor and AI earnings for further market direction. ...Less

- Explained: Why Kospi skyrocketed 18% today after massive selloff and what’s ahead for South Korea’s 'bipolar' stock market
South Korea’s Kospi jumped 18% on Friday as US tech earnings triggered a 28% surge in Samsung and SK Hyni ...More
South Korea’s Kospi jumped 18% on Friday as US tech earnings triggered a 28% surge in Samsung and SK Hynix. The sharp rebound follows a 40% crash driven by single-stock leveraged ETFs, drawing retail protests. Nomura targets 10,000-11,000 for Kospi, while Citi downgraded the market to neutral over volatility. ...Less

- South Korea’s Kospi climbs 5%, extending two-day rebound: 3 reasons fueling the rally after July selloff
South Korea's KOSPI surged over 5% on Wednesday, extending its two-day recovery to 7% following a heavy J ...More
South Korea's KOSPI surged over 5% on Wednesday, extending its two-day recovery to 7% following a heavy July selloff. The rally was fueled by record highs on Wall Street led by AI earnings, easing oil prices amid US-Iran peace deal talks, and strong fundamental demand for semiconductor giants like Samsung. ...Less

- Kospi crashes 44% in a month but Nomura sees 109% upside in South Korea's stock market. Here's why
South Korea's Kospi index dropped 44% from its June peak amid global AI growth worries and foreign fund o ...More
South Korea's Kospi index dropped 44% from its June peak amid global AI growth worries and foreign fund outflows. Despite the sharp pullback into bear market territory, Nomura projects up to 109% upside, setting a 10,000-11,000 target driven by corporate share buybacks, strong AI earnings, and governance reforms. ...Less

- 'Wait till payback time!': South Korean retail investors protest as govt apologises after Kospi crashes 40% in a month
Kospi skyrocketed over 122% since the beginning of the year to hit a lifetime high of 9,386 in June on th ...More
Kospi skyrocketed over 122% since the beginning of the year to hit a lifetime high of 9,386 in June on the back of a global AI frenzy, before things began to go downhill. While South Korea’s stock market grabbed headlines as the world’s best-performing stock market this year so far, analysts were quick to point out the concentration of chipmakers Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, which make up just over half of the benchmark Kospi. ...Less

- Global Market: South Korea plans stricter rules for leveraged ETFs as trading cools
South Korea plans to tighten restrictions on single-stock leveraged ETFs as regulators seek to curb specu ...More
South Korea plans to tighten restrictions on single-stock leveraged ETFs as regulators seek to curb speculative retail trading and reduce market volatility. The latest measures, including a proposed investment cap, come after trading activity in the high-risk products showed signs of cooling following earlier regulatory steps. ...Less

- Beyond the headline number: What India’s Rs 1.3 lakh crore MTF book really tells us
India’s MTF book has surged nearly five-fold to over Rs 1.3 lakh crore, reflecting rising retail particip ...More
India’s MTF book has surged nearly five-fold to over Rs 1.3 lakh crore, reflecting rising retail participation and deeper cash-market activity. Unlike leverage-driven volatility overseas, India’s regulatory safeguards, margin requirements, position limits and broker-level controls keep leverage collateralised and dispersed. These measures reduce systemic risks and support market resilience. ...Less

- South Korea’s Kospi index jumps more than 16% on a surge of chipmaking stocks
South Korea's Kospi index saw a significant jump, mirroring Wall Street's positive performance. AI-relate ...More
South Korea's Kospi index saw a significant jump, mirroring Wall Street's positive performance. AI-related stocks experienced a strong rebound after recent declines earlier in the week. Japanese markets also climbed, with technology and investment firms showing gains. Oil prices increased due to ongoing tensions and a closed key shipping route. Major US indices closed higher on Thursday, indicating a positive market sentiment. ...Less

- Kospi crashes 12% after SK Hynix earnings; best performing Asian market of 2026 plunges 43% in a month. What’s ahead?
South Korea's Kospi index crashed over 11% on Wednesday, extending its drop to 43% from its June peak int ...More
South Korea's Kospi index crashed over 11% on Wednesday, extending its drop to 43% from its June peak into technical bear market territory. The sharp plunge, triggered by earnings from chipmaker SK Hynix that missed lofty AI-fueled market estimates, prompted government reviews into market stabilisation measures. ...Less

- Global Market: South Korean shares rise for second day as Samsung Electronics gains
South Korean shares extended gains for a second straight session, led by Samsung Electronics, while stron ...More
South Korean shares extended gains for a second straight session, led by Samsung Electronics, while strong export growth provided further support. However, uncertainty over the Middle East conflict and concerns surrounding the Strait of Hormuz kept investor sentiment cautious. ...Less

- What bubble? Amazon enters $3 trillion market cap club, CEO highlights striking AI demand
Amazon shares reached a new high, briefly surpassing $3 trillion in market value. This surge followed a s ...More
Amazon shares reached a new high, briefly surpassing $3 trillion in market value. This surge followed a strong earnings report and increased investor confidence in artificial intelligence. The company's cloud services showed significant growth, exceeding expectations and boosting its valuation. Amazon anticipates substantial capital expenditures to meet future artificial intelligence demand. Other tech giants like Apple and Microsoft also saw their market values increase. ...Less

- South Korean shares rebound from three-month low
South Korean shares saw a rebound on Wednesday after a significant previous day's fall. Investors engaged ...More
South Korean shares saw a rebound on Wednesday after a significant previous day's fall. Investors engaged in dip buying, focusing on domestic chipmaker earnings and major US tech firms. The benchmark KOSPI index experienced a notable increase, recovering from its lowest close in weeks. Chipmaker SK Hynix reported strong quarterly results, while Samsung Electronics also saw gains. Foreign investors were net buyers, contributing to the market's upward movement. ...Less

- South Korea's KOSPI drops 7% as global chipmaker selloff deepens
South Korean stocks experienced a significant decline on Tuesday. This downturn was driven by a global se ...More
South Korean stocks experienced a significant decline on Tuesday. This downturn was driven by a global selloff in chipmakers and rising competition from China. SK Hynix shares dropped sharply, impacting the broader market significantly. Samsung Electronics also saw a considerable decrease in its stock value. Concerns over China's growing capacity and technological advancements further dampened investor sentiment. ...Less

- AI boom reshapes emerging markets, but surging volatility tests investor nerves
Artificial intelligence has powered a strong rally in emerging-market technology stocks, led by semicondu ...More
Artificial intelligence has powered a strong rally in emerging-market technology stocks, led by semiconductor giants in South Korea and Taiwan. However, soaring valuations have triggered sharp volatility, foreign investor outflows and concentration risks. Despite recent corrections, investors remain optimistic about the long-term AI-driven growth story, according to Reuters. ...Less

- Kospi’s mammoth 17% surge spells caution for Indian IT stocks. Why TCS, Infosys, others are down up to 5%
Indian IT stocks declined after renewed optimism around global AI and cloud spending after strong earning ...More
Indian IT stocks declined after renewed optimism around global AI and cloud spending after strong earnings from tech giants. Meanwhile, global AI sentiment improved after Microsoft and Amazon reported strong cloud growth, while South Korean chipmakers Samsung and SK Hynix rallied sharply on robust results. ...Less

- South Korea’s Kospi tanks 10% despite US-Iran war optimism. Here are 4 reasons why
South Korea's Kospi plunged more than 10% on Tuesday as a global semiconductor sell-off battered technolo ...More
South Korea's Kospi plunged more than 10% on Tuesday as a global semiconductor sell-off battered technology heavyweights. SK Hynix tumbled 11% after its US-listed shares hit a record low, while Samsung Electronics fell over 9%, triggering market-wide trading curbs. Rising competition from China and weakness in chip stocks further weighed on investor sentiment. ...Less

- Global Market: South Korean shares slip nearly 2% as AI spending worries overshadow softer inflation
South Korean shares fell nearly 2% on Tuesday as renewed concerns over AI-related spending and heavy sell ...More
South Korean shares fell nearly 2% on Tuesday as renewed concerns over AI-related spending and heavy selling in semiconductor stocks overshadowed softer-than-expected inflation. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix led losses, while easing consumer prices and foreign investor buying failed to lift overall market sentiment. ...Less

- Global investors rebuild positions in South Korean stocks after volatile July
Global investors are returning to South Korean equities after a sharp leverage-driven selloff, with renew ...More
Global investors are returning to South Korean equities after a sharp leverage-driven selloff, with renewed buying in semiconductor stocks such as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. While volatility persists, easing deleveraging, lower short interest and resilient AI-driven chip demand are improving sentiment toward the country's technology-heavy stock market. ...Less

- Explained: Why Dow Jones closed at lifetime high despite caution over AI frenzy
Wall Street rallied sharply on Monday, with the Dow hitting a record high as easing oil prices and strong ...More
Wall Street rallied sharply on Monday, with the Dow hitting a record high as easing oil prices and strong tech earnings lifted investor sentiment. The Dow gained over 1%, while the Nasdaq surged more than 2% and the S&P 500 rose 1.5%, nearing its record high. ...Less

- Sensex, Nifty rally over 1% as IT stocks drive broad-based market gains
Indian stock gauges rose over one percent on Wednesday. Overseas fund flows are expected to shift into lo ...More
Indian stock gauges rose over one percent on Wednesday. Overseas fund flows are expected to shift into local technology companies. The Nifty and Sensex closed higher, reflecting positive investor sentiment. Declining crude oil prices and a stronger rupee also supported market gains. Foreign and domestic institutions were net buyers of shares. ...Less

- Global Market | South Korea's ETF curbs may not be enough to calm market turmoil: Analysts
South Korea’s regulators have announced new curbs on leveraged ETFs after a sharp market selloff erased o ...More
South Korea’s regulators have announced new curbs on leveraged ETFs after a sharp market selloff erased over $2 trillion in KOSPI market value. Analysts, however, believe the measures may not be enough to curb volatility and investor losses. ...Less

- Rupee gains 30 paise to touch monthly high
The Indian rupee closed at 95.38 on Friday, strengthening significantly. Persistent Reserve Bank of India ...More
The Indian rupee closed at 95.38 on Friday, strengthening significantly. Persistent Reserve Bank of India interventions and lower oil prices aided this currency gain. The local unit traded within a narrow range during the trading session. A weaker dollar index also contributed to the rupee's upward movement. Analysts expect continued support for the rupee at lower levels. ...Less

- Sensex rises 166 points, Nifty closes above 24,350; Bajaj twins, M&M among top gainers
Indian stock markets concluded Friday with gains for a third straight session. Benchmark indices Sensex a ...More
Indian stock markets concluded Friday with gains for a third straight session. Benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty 50 closed higher, reflecting positive global sentiment. Bajaj Finance and Bajaj Finserv shares led the gains after strong quarterly earnings reports. Sectoral indices mostly traded higher, with Nifty IT being an exception. Analysts note unusual volatility in global markets, contrasting with India's stability. ...Less

- Odyssey of stock market: What investors can learn from the Greek epic hero’s journey back home?
Investors can learn from Odysseus's long voyage home. Resisting temptations and instant profits are cruci ...More
Investors can learn from Odysseus's long voyage home. Resisting temptations and instant profits are crucial for long-term success. True value in stocks is revealed over extended periods of time. Stagnation in risk-free assets hinders portfolio growth and ultimate goals. Patience and adaptability are key for survival and achieving investment objectives. ...Less

- Warren Buffett and Sam Altman have a common investing rule: Here is where they find biggest opportunities
Billionaires Warren Buffett and Sam Altman share a fundamental investment strategy: avoiding mainstream h ...More
Billionaires Warren Buffett and Sam Altman share a fundamental investment strategy: avoiding mainstream hype. While Altman focuses on overlooked startups, Buffett warns against market gambling and FOMO buying, emphasizing that the best long-term investment opportunities are rarely the ones capturing the most popular market attention. ...Less

- Global Market Today: Asian stocks drop as AI rally pauses, oil dips
Asian markets experienced a dip on Thursday as Wall Street's recent tech surge showed signs of slowing do ...More
Asian markets experienced a dip on Thursday as Wall Street's recent tech surge showed signs of slowing down. Crude oil prices also fell slightly after Iran and Oman reached a new agreement regarding the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, Sandisk and Western Digital faced significant declines following disappointing earnings reports. As investors reassess stock valuations, the geopolitical context in the Middle East is increasingly influencing oil price trends. ...Less

- Global Market: Asian multi-strategy hedge funds hit by AI stock rout in July
Major Asian multi-strategy hedge funds suffered sharp losses in July 2026 as an artificial intelligence a ...More
Major Asian multi-strategy hedge funds suffered sharp losses in July 2026 as an artificial intelligence and tech stock selloff erased early-year gains. Declines across Japan, South Korea, and China tech shares dragged platform funds lower, though diversification helped them outperform pure stock-picking peers during the market rout. ...Less

- AI Big Short? Why rising credit default swaps are spooking investors and how is it similar to 2008 housing crisis
Rising credit default swaps on major technology companies are fuelling concerns over a potential AI-drive ...More
Rising credit default swaps on major technology companies are fuelling concerns over a potential AI-driven market correction. Investors are drawing parallels with Michael Burry’s successful 2008 bet, while surging AI spending, leverage and elevated valuations intensify debate over whether markets are becoming overheated. ...Less

- Strong earnings, FPI inflows keep Indian equities resilient despite global risks
Indian equity indices wrapped up July on a high note, achieving their best monthly performance in three m ...More
Indian equity indices wrapped up July on a high note, achieving their best monthly performance in three months with significant gains. The robust corporate earnings played a critical role in alleviating fears related to rising oil prices. The Nifty and Sensex jumped over 2.5% in the week and nearly 2.1% throughout July. ...Less

- Kospi jumps 9% in 3 days after big crash. Is South Korea's stock market heading for another rally?
South Korea's Kospi surged 4% on Thursday, extending gains for a third straight session, as stronger-than ...More
South Korea's Kospi surged 4% on Thursday, extending gains for a third straight session, as stronger-than-expected economic growth and robust AI spending plans from US tech giants boosted chip stocks. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix climbed up to 6%, driving the benchmark higher after GDP expanded 0.6% in the April-June quarter, beating forecasts. ...Less

- SDHI shares rise 3% after securing order from Denmark’s Svitzer
Swan Defence and Heavy Industries shares gained nearly 3% after securing an order from Denmark-based Svit ...More
Swan Defence and Heavy Industries shares gained nearly 3% after securing an order from Denmark-based Svitzer A/S to build four advanced TRAnsverse 3200 tugs. The vessels will be constructed at SDHI’s Pipavav yard in Gujarat, with deliveries scheduled from early 2028. The contract follows a global shipyard evaluation and strengthens the company’s export order pipeline. ...Less

- Global Market Today: Asian shares mixed, oil slumps on hopes of Iran deal
Oil prices dropped significantly as peace talks with Iran appeared imminent. Stock markets showed mixed r ...More
Oil prices dropped significantly as peace talks with Iran appeared imminent. Stock markets showed mixed reactions, with US futures rising and Asian markets declining. Japan's yen surged after the US and Japan confirmed joint intervention to support the currency. This rare bilateral action aimed to halt the yen's slide to fresh multi-decade lows. The intervention signals a warning to speculative traders against further yen depreciation. ...Less

- Global Market Today: Asian shares rise after Wall Street rally driven by tech stocks
Asian shares advanced, mirroring a Wall Street rally fueled by technology stocks. The yen stabilized afte ...More
Asian shares advanced, mirroring a Wall Street rally fueled by technology stocks. The yen stabilized after intervention-driven gains, while oil prices declined amid easing Middle East tensions. Investors anticipate a busy corporate earnings week, seeking evidence of AI spending translating into growth. US manufacturing activity expanded rapidly, showing strong demand and increased production. Markets are shifting focus from flows to earnings and macroeconomic factors. ...Less

- Will Nifty, Sensex extend losses on Monday? Middle East tensions, Q1 results and 3 other factors to steer D-St this week
Indian stock markets ended lower as benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty diverged. Investors face crucial t ...More
Indian stock markets ended lower as benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty diverged. Investors face crucial triggers next week, including over 2,000 Q1 earnings announcements, crude oil price movements amid Middle East geopolitical tensions, US nonfarm payroll data influencing Federal Reserve interest rate policy, and ongoing foreign institutional investment trends. ...Less

- AI selloff knocks South Korea, Taiwan down global market cap rankings
South Korea and Taiwan market caps declined significantly after initial gains. This fall was driven by co ...More
South Korea and Taiwan market caps declined significantly after initial gains. This fall was driven by concerns over artificial intelligence capital expenditure sustainability. Taiwan slipped to seventh and South Korea to tenth in global stock market rankings. Indian equities showed resilience, with the Sensex posting a modest gain. India now holds the sixth spot with a market capitalization of $5.1 trillion. ...Less

- South Korea July exports beat forecasts on robust demand for AI investments
Semiconductor exports jumped 179% as memory chip prices continued to rise despite the issues of Apple's p ...More
Semiconductor exports jumped 179% as memory chip prices continued to rise despite the issues of Apple's potential use of Chinese memory chips and a new AI development in China, the trade ministry said in a statement. Computer sales also surged 404% on increasing AI investments by big U.S. technology firms, the ministry said. ...Less

- South Korean shares fall over 5% on AI spending concerns and oil spike
South Korean shares declined significantly on Friday due to AI spending concerns. Mega US tech firms' mod ...More
South Korean shares declined significantly on Friday due to AI spending concerns. Mega US tech firms' moderation in AI outlays impacted Asian chipmakers' outlook. Oil prices exceeding $100 a barrel also contributed to the negative market sentiment. Major chipmakers like Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix experienced substantial losses. The benchmark KOSPI index triggered a trading curb, reflecting investor caution. ...Less

- Global Market Today: Asian stocks mixed, bonds slip after Fed decision
Asian stocks fluctuated on Thursday as semiconductor shares declined. Treasury yields reached multi-decad ...More
Asian stocks fluctuated on Thursday as semiconductor shares declined. Treasury yields reached multi-decade highs following the Federal Reserve's policy decision. Microsoft's cloud growth boosted its stock, while Meta's forecast caused a slide. South Korea implemented measures to stabilize its stock market after a significant rout. Oil prices edged lower amid reports of US air strikes on Iran. ...Less

- South Korean shares turn lower as chipmakers fall ahead of earnings
South Korean shares turned lower on Monday as chipmakers fell. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix declined ...More
South Korean shares turned lower on Monday as chipmakers fell. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix declined ahead of their earnings reports. New AI initiatives were announced involving major South Korean and US tech firms. E-commerce firm Naver jumped significantly on an investment partnership with Nvidia. Foreign investors were net sellers of shares, and the South Korean won weakened. ...Less

- Global Market: South Korea's Kospi jumps 6% as AI chipmakers lead broad market rebound
South Korean stocks surged on Wednesday, with the KOSPI jumping over 6% as semiconductor heavyweights led ...More
South Korean stocks surged on Wednesday, with the KOSPI jumping over 6% as semiconductor heavyweights led a broad-based rally. Renewed optimism around artificial intelligence stocks, strong foreign buying and gains in automakers and battery makers lifted sentiment, while investors awaited earnings from major global technology companies. ...Less

- South Korea’s Kospi jumps 4% after 31% crash from June peak. What’s ahead?
South Korea's Kospi index saw a significant jump, recovering some losses after a sharp decline. Shares of ...More
South Korea's Kospi index saw a significant jump, recovering some losses after a sharp decline. Shares of chipmakers like Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix drove this recent market recovery. However, the index remains in a bear market, reflecting investor caution and wild swings. Authorities have intervened to cool speculative fever and curb leveraged trading. Analysts suggest foreign investor selloffs are moderating, with a neutral stance on the market. ...Less

- Global Market: China stocks slip as AI-linked selloff deepens; Hong Kong gains on internet shares
Chinese stocks fell Wednesday as artificial intelligence shares faced selling pressure. Hong Kong shares ...More
Chinese stocks fell Wednesday as artificial intelligence shares faced selling pressure. Hong Kong shares outperformed, driven by strong gains in internet platform companies. Investors shifted funds away from technology hardware into traditional sectors like real estate. New United States trade restrictions targeting Chinese robots also weighed on sentiment. This rotation reflects reassessment of artificial intelligence investment returns and geopolitical concerns. ...Less

- Indian IT stocks buck global tech slump, climb on earnings beat and AI optimism
Indian information technology stocks rallied Tuesday after global AI pressure eased. Coforge reported sig ...More
Indian information technology stocks rallied Tuesday after global AI pressure eased. Coforge reported significant revenue and profit increases, boosting the sector. Other major IT firms also saw substantial gains during the trading session. This positive movement follows a period of underperformance for the IT sector this year. Analysts suggest resilient demand and attractive valuations are driving investor confidence. ...Less

- Global Market Today: Asian stocks rise on Korean rally, yen holds gains
Asian stocks advanced as chip shares revived artificial intelligence trade confidence. South Korea's Kosp ...More
Asian stocks advanced as chip shares revived artificial intelligence trade confidence. South Korea's Kospi Index surged over fourteen percent, rebounding strongly. Japan's shares also gained, lifting the regional MSCI Asia Pacific gauge. The yen held its gains after authorities intervened to support the nation's currency. Attention remains on the Bank of Japan's policy decision announcement Friday. ...Less

- Is Korean stock market turning into open casino? How retail leverage is fueling wild swings
Memory chip bellwethers SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics make up just over half of the benchmark Kospi. M ...More
Memory chip bellwethers SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics make up just over half of the benchmark Kospi. Much of the stock market’s previous rally was related to the sharp surge in the share prices of these two chipmakers. These two stocks have now crashed more than 30% each in just a month, leading to the sharp downtrend in the market. ...Less
- Why SK Hynix shares crashed despite record Q2 earnings
Despite record profits and revenue, SK Hynix shares plunged as earnings missed lofty expectations, AI mem ...More
Despite record profits and revenue, SK Hynix shares plunged as earnings missed lofty expectations, AI memory shipments lagged, and investors questioned sustained AI spending, triggering broader semiconductor and Asian technology stock selloffs. ...Less
- Peter Lynch does not like the AI trade; here's why he says 'Know what you own'
Analysts soon began sounding the alarm over the massive AI spending and rising debt of the tech giants, q ...More
Analysts soon began sounding the alarm over the massive AI spending and rising debt of the tech giants, questioning if they will actually bear fruit in the future. The worries sparked a sharp selloff in the tech stocks. ...Less
- Why high-conviction investor Cathie Wood bought Nvidia after it erased billions from May high
Cathie Wood's Ark Invest bought nearly 79,000 Nvidia shares worth about $15.5 million after the AI chipma ...More
Cathie Wood's Ark Invest bought nearly 79,000 Nvidia shares worth about $15.5 million after the AI chipmaker's recent selloff, reaffirming confidence in the stock despite its recent decline and mixed performance of Ark's flagship fund. ...Less
- Explained: Why Microsoft shares rallied 9% in extended trading after Q4 earnings despite AI worries
Microsoft shares surged nearly 9% in extended trading after the software giant reported stronger-than-exp ...More
Microsoft shares surged nearly 9% in extended trading after the software giant reported stronger-than-expected Q4 earnings and Azure cloud growth. Robust AI-driven demand, upbeat guidance and lower-than-expected capital expenditure expectations reassured investors that Microsoft's heavy investments in artificial intelligence are beginning to deliver meaningful financial returns. ...Less
- Global Market: China, Hong Kong stocks slip as AI selloff hits chip shares; defensive sectors gain
China's equity markets tumbled on Thursday as a global selloff in AI-linked stocks triggered steep declin ...More
China's equity markets tumbled on Thursday as a global selloff in AI-linked stocks triggered steep declines in semiconductor and optical transceiver shares. While technology stocks came under heavy pressure amid valuation concerns, investors shifted towards defensive sectors such as consumer staples, liquor producers and banks. ...Less
- Why is market rising today? Sensex jumps over 400 pts, Nifty above 24,600. 8 factors behind D-St rebound
The Indian stock market saw a rebound on Wednesday, with Sensex and Nifty 50 trading higher. Easing oil p ...More
The Indian stock market saw a rebound on Wednesday, with Sensex and Nifty 50 trading higher. Easing oil prices and strong foreign institutional investor buying boosted investor sentiment significantly. Bharti Airtel and IndiGo shares led the gains, while Titan experienced a slight decline. Broader markets also performed well, with midcap and smallcap indices showing gains. Several sectors contributed to the positive movement, with realty leading the advance. ...Less
- 5 World Market themes for the week ahead
Global markets face significant turbulence this week from multiple sources. AI-linked stocks are experien ...More
Global markets face significant turbulence this week from multiple sources. AI-linked stocks are experiencing unprecedented volatility as investor concerns grow. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East continues to impact oil prices and trade routes. U.S. jobs data will provide clues on potential Federal Reserve interest rate hikes. Europe's heatwave and wildfires add economic pressures to already strained governments. ...Less
- Why did market rise today? Sensex surges 540 points, Nifty tops 24,770. 6 key factors fueling Rs 5 lakh crore rally
Indian stock markets experienced a significant surge on Monday. Nifty and Sensex indices both closed high ...More
Indian stock markets experienced a significant surge on Monday. Nifty and Sensex indices both closed higher after positive news emerged. President Donald Trump's statement on Iran talks boosted investor sentiment considerably. Major companies like IndiGo, Infosys, and TCS saw substantial share price increases. Broader market indices also reflected the overall bullish trend across exchanges. ...Less
- Sensex rises 274 points, Nifty closes above 24,300 after Fed keeps rates unchanged
Indian stock markets extended gains on Thursday after the US Federal Reserve paused interest rates. Howev ...More
Indian stock markets extended gains on Thursday after the US Federal Reserve paused interest rates. However, some policymakers signaled a potential rate hike later this year. Broader markets experienced declines while select large-cap stocks led the Sensex higher. Rising Brent crude prices and a split Fed decision present significant headwinds for markets. The Indian economy's resilience and foreign investor interest offer fundamental support. ...Less
- Chris Wood warns AI capex binge may burn billions as markets turn against Big Tech spending
Wood’s long-standing view is that the “hyperscalers will end up blowing a lot of money on their capex bin ...More
Wood’s long-standing view is that the “hyperscalers will end up blowing a lot of money on their capex binge” and that AI could resemble the airline industry more than the winner-takes-all economics of the internet era. ...Less
- Global Markets: Japan's Nikkei rallies after steep decline as focus turns to tech results
Japan's Nikkei share average advanced on Tuesday after a significant weekly decline. Markets reopened and ...More
Japan's Nikkei share average advanced on Tuesday after a significant weekly decline. Markets reopened and investors bought bargains following last week's sharp selloff. The benchmark Nikkei 225 recovered some of its previous losses. Investor attention now turns to upcoming second-quarter earnings from major tech companies. This rebound follows a broader market trend influenced by global events. ...Less
- Global Market: Japan’s Nikkei plunges over 4% as chip stocks track global tech selloff
Japan's Nikkei index tumbled over 4% on Tuesday to a two-month low, led by a deep selloff in semiconducto ...More
Japan's Nikkei index tumbled over 4% on Tuesday to a two-month low, led by a deep selloff in semiconductor and AI-related stocks following losses on Wall Street. Major chipmakers including Kioxia, Tokyo Electron, and Advantest saw sharp declines as cautious investors reassessed valuations ahead of major technology earnings. ...Less
- Global Market: Japan's Nikkei swings between gains and losses as AI stock selloff persists
Japan's Nikkei index saw mixed trading as investors awaited major US tech earnings. AI and chip-related s ...More
Japan's Nikkei index saw mixed trading as investors awaited major US tech earnings. AI and chip-related stocks continued to face pressure, tracking global weakness. Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East also contributed to market uncertainty and rising oil prices. However, strong earnings from select companies like Keyence provided some support. Market breadth remained positive despite the Nikkei's subdued performance on Wednesday. ...Less
- South Korea's share market losses deepen as leveraged AI bets take a heavy toll
South Korean shares experienced a significant decline, triggering market-wide trading curbs. Investors ar ...More
South Korean shares experienced a significant decline, triggering market-wide trading curbs. Investors are unwinding AI-linked trades, extending a sharp correction in the KOSPI index. This selloff highlights growing investor anxiety over leveraged bets on AI chipmakers. Markets also reacted to escalating Gulf conflict and rising oil prices. Major tech earnings are expected to further test investor confidence in the AI sector. ...Less
- Dividends & stock splits: Maruti Suzuki, ICICI Bank among nearly 100 stocks turning ex-date this week. Do you own?
Nearly 100 stocks, including Maruti Suzuki, ICICI Bank, Coforge and Vedanta Aluminium, will trade ex-date ...More
Nearly 100 stocks, including Maruti Suzuki, ICICI Bank, Coforge and Vedanta Aluminium, will trade ex-date between August 3 and August 7 for dividends and stock splits. Key corporate actions include Maruti Suzuki’s Rs 140-per-share dividend, Bosch’s Rs 270 payout and stock splits by Tembo Global Industries and JOJO Ltd. ...Less
- Global Market: Samsung, SK Hynix plunge up to 11% as investors reassess AI chip boom
South Korean chip stocks experienced sharp declines on Tuesday. Major companies like Samsung Electronics ...More
South Korean chip stocks experienced sharp declines on Tuesday. Major companies like Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix saw significant drops. Investors scaled back artificial intelligence-related bets due to spending sustainability worries. Concerns over China's semiconductor advancements also fueled market unease. This selloff reflects a broader reassessment of AI valuations and future demand. ...Less
- China is throwing a 1-2-3 punch at the global AI trade
In quick succession, China has thrown a powerful 1-2-3 punch at the global AI trade. On July 16, Beijing- ...More
In quick succession, China has thrown a powerful 1-2-3 punch at the global AI trade. On July 16, Beijing-based startup Moonshot AI released the Kimi K3 model with performance that rivals top-tier offerings from OpenAI and Anthropic. ...Less
- Technology sector funds dominate July returns; 9 mutual funds deliver over 10% gains. Should investors ride the rally?
Technology sector mutual funds achieved substantial gains during July. HDFC Technology Fund led with a re ...More
Technology sector mutual funds achieved substantial gains during July. HDFC Technology Fund led with a remarkable 16.91% return for investors. Other tech funds also delivered double-digit returns, outperforming many others. International funds experienced significant declines, primarily due to market corrections. Experts advise diversified equity funds for balanced long-term investment strategies. ...Less
- Why did market rise today? Sensex soars 890 pts, Nifty closes above 24,250; 4 factors behind Rs 4 lakh crore gains on D-Street
Indian stock markets experienced a significant surge on Wednesday. Benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty bot ...More
Indian stock markets experienced a significant surge on Wednesday. Benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty both rose over one percent. This occurred despite a sharp increase in oil prices due to US-Iran tensions. Broader markets also traded positively, with IT and Metal sectors leading gains. Market volatility remained subdued as broader markets showed strength. ...Less
- IT stocks on a roll: TCS, Infosys, Coforge and others rally up to 5% for second straight day. What's driving this surge?
Indian IT stocks rallied for a second straight session, buoyed by strong Q1 earnings, optimism around AI- ...More
Indian IT stocks rallied for a second straight session, buoyed by strong Q1 earnings, optimism around AI-driven demand and improving investor sentiment. Jefferies turned neutral on the sector, citing positive FPI feedback and potential tactical upside after a sharp correction. The rally came despite a global tech selloff, with investors also awaiting the US Federal Reserve's policy decision. ...Less
- Why did market rise today? Sensex soars 890 pts, Nifty closes above 24,250; 4 factors behind Rs 4 lakh cr gains on D-Street
Indian stock markets experienced a significant surge on Wednesday, with Sensex and Nifty rising over one ...More
Indian stock markets experienced a significant surge on Wednesday, with Sensex and Nifty rising over one percent. This rise occurred despite escalating US-Iran tensions and a sharp increase in global oil prices. Key factors contributing to the market's upward movement included a global AI selloff and a strengthening rupee. Foreign institutional investors also showed renewed buying interest in Indian equities. ...Less
- Global Market Today: Asian stocks fall on AI jitters, oil extends drop
Asian equities dropped as artificial intelligence spending concerns fueled chipmaker selloffs. Crude oil ...More
Asian equities dropped as artificial intelligence spending concerns fueled chipmaker selloffs. Crude oil extended its decline, with Brent slumping significantly on Monday. Investors await policy decisions from the Fed, Bank of Japan, and Bank of England. Earnings from megacap technology companies are also a key focus this week. Geopolitical developments and oil prices remain significant wild cards for markets. ...Less
- Global chip rout: How should investors play India's AI trade that gave up to 400% returns this year?
Global AI stocks face a sharp selloff, impacting Indian investor strategies. Indian markets focus on infr ...More
Global AI stocks face a sharp selloff, impacting Indian investor strategies. Indian markets focus on infrastructure like data centers and power equipment. Analysts suggest a balanced approach, avoiding panic exits from AI-linked trades. Investors should prioritize quality companies with strong fundamentals and clear execution. Valuation resets offer opportunities for disciplined, long-term investment in the AI theme. ...Less
- How Korean stocks turned from trusty bellwether to AI frenzy
That volatility, felt on dealing desks from Tokyo to New York, has not only wreaked havoc with portfolios ...More
That volatility, felt on dealing desks from Tokyo to New York, has not only wreaked havoc with portfolios - it has also dramatically distorted investors' views on fundamentals in South Korea, a market at the heart of the global AI boom. More than half of all stock market circuit breakers on the benchmark KOSPI - trading curbs activated when the index loses more than 8% for at least a minute - in South Korean history have occurred in the past six months alone. ...Less
- Why did market rise today? Sensex jumps 780 points, Nifty ends near 24,000. 6 key factors behind bulls’ return to D-Street
Indian stocks surged on Monday, ending a five-day decline. Easing Iran-US tensions and falling oil prices ...More
Indian stocks surged on Monday, ending a five-day decline. Easing Iran-US tensions and falling oil prices boosted investor sentiment significantly. The Sensex and Nifty both experienced sharp gains, adding substantial market capitalization. Broader markets and most sectoral indices also traded positively. Value buying and dropping bond yields further supported the upward movement. ...Less
- Japan's Nikkei falls more than 2% on AI spending worries
Japan's Nikkei share average dropped more than two percent on Friday. This decline was spurred by concern ...More
Japan's Nikkei share average dropped more than two percent on Friday. This decline was spurred by concerns over heavy artificial intelligence spending. Google parent Alphabet's shares sank significantly overnight, impacting global markets. Chip-related shares and technology investor SoftBank Group also experienced losses. However, shares supported by domestic demand and shippers saw some gains. ...Less
- Chipmaker CXMT vaults to top of China's valuation with 466% surge in Shanghai debut
China's leading memory chipmaker CXMT became the most valuable company in the mainland after soaring 500 ...More
China's leading memory chipmaker CXMT became the most valuable company in the mainland after soaring 500 percent on its market debut Monday, underscoring the impact of AI-driven demand on the semiconductor sector. The firm's shares rocketed more than 500 percent by mid-morning, taking its market capitalisation to 3.5 trillion yuan ($520 billion) -- surpassing megabank ICBC as the mainland's most valuable company. ...Less
- Explained: 3 reasons why South Korea's Kospi crashed 6% today
South Korea's Kospi index experienced a significant decline of over six percent on Thursday. This downtur ...More
South Korea's Kospi index experienced a significant decline of over six percent on Thursday. This downturn followed the Bank of Korea's first interest rate increase in three years. Major tech stocks like SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics saw substantial drops. Concerns are mounting over the impact of single-stock leveraged ETFs on market stability. Regulators are reviewing measures for these high-risk investment products. ...Less
- South Korea's Kospi crashes 5% again, plunges 31% in one month. Is the AI frenzy over?
South Korea's Kospi plunged 5% on Tuesday, extending its two-day decline to nearly 14% and taking the ind ...More
South Korea's Kospi plunged 5% on Tuesday, extending its two-day decline to nearly 14% and taking the index into bear market territory. The benchmark has fallen over 31% from its June peak after a tech-led rally, though it remains up more than 50% for 2026 overall. ...Less
- Tesla earnings disappoint Wall Street as Elon Musk’s AI push, pivot beyond cars hurt profits
Tesla's second quarter earnings missed profit estimates for the first time in over two years. The company ...More
Tesla's second quarter earnings missed profit estimates for the first time in over two years. The company reported negative free cash flow as AI and robotics investments accelerated significantly. Higher operating expenses and lower average selling prices also impacted Tesla's profitability. Despite record vehicle deliveries, investors expressed concern over the increased cash burn. Tesla shares experienced a decline following the announcement of these financial results. ...Less
- Explained: Why South Korea's Kospi jumped 7% despite escalating Middle East tensions
South Korea's benchmark Kospi surged 7% on Wednesday, extending its rally for a second session as softer- ...More
South Korea's benchmark Kospi surged 7% on Wednesday, extending its rally for a second session as softer-than-expected US inflation data and Wall Street gains boosted risk appetite. Optimism over AI memory demand also lifted semiconductor stocks, with Samsung Electronics rising 8%, SK Hynix gaining over 13%, Hanmi Semiconductor soaring 25%, and SK Hynix ADRs jumping more than 27% overnight. ...Less
- Global Market Today: Asian stocks advance on tech rally, yen weakens
Asian stocks climbed for a second day, led by chipmakers. The Kospi Index saw a significant jump, reflect ...More
Asian stocks climbed for a second day, led by chipmakers. The Kospi Index saw a significant jump, reflecting AI investment optimism. Crude oil prices advanced, reigniting inflation concerns and pushing Treasury yields higher. Gold and silver also advanced on dip-buying, while the yen slid past 163 per dollar. Investors now await earnings from Alphabet and Tesla for further market direction. ...Less
- South Korean shares slump 7% on renewed selling in chipmakers, c.bank hikes rates
South Korean shares experienced a significant decline on Thursday, driven by chipmaker stock sell-offs. T ...More
South Korean shares experienced a significant decline on Thursday, driven by chipmaker stock sell-offs. The Bank of Korea raised its benchmark interest rate for the first time in over three years. This move aimed to stabilize the nation's weakening currency against the US dollar. Major chipmakers like SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics saw substantial drops in their stock values. Despite recent volatility, the KOSPI index has shown strong performance year-to-date. ...Less
- Global Market: Citi downgrades South Korea to neutral as AI chip volatility mounts
Citigroup has downgraded South Korea to neutral after a year-long overweight stance, citing heightened vo ...More
Citigroup has downgraded South Korea to neutral after a year-long overweight stance, citing heightened volatility in AI-linked chip stocks and stretched valuations. While remaining positive on the long-term AI theme, the brokerage retained an overweight rating on Taiwan and upgraded China, signalling a shift in emerging market positioning. ...Less
- Global Market Today: Asian shares rise as chipmakers gain, oil climbs
Asian shares advanced as regional chipmakers gained on artificial intelligence buildout expectations. Oil ...More
Asian shares advanced as regional chipmakers gained on artificial intelligence buildout expectations. Oil extended its rally after Houthi militants targeted Saudi Arabian tankers in the Red Sea. Alphabet Inc. raised its capital spending significantly, impacting US equity futures negatively. Investors are scrutinizing megacap earnings for AI return on investment signs. Geopolitical tensions and rising energy prices complicate the Federal Reserve's policy outlook. ...Less
- Japan's Nikkei rallies on bargain-hunting, Kospi recovery
Japan's Nikkei share average rallied on Tuesday, reversing an earlier slide. Bargain-buying and a recover ...More
Japan's Nikkei share average rallied on Tuesday, reversing an earlier slide. Bargain-buying and a recovery in South Korea's Kospi supported the market's upward movement. Higher oil prices and central bank policy remained key concerns for investors globally. Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group reached an all-time high, boosting the banking sector. Shiseido and Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha were among the top gainers on the exchange. ...Less
- Global Market: AI boom turns turbulent as South Korea stocks slide into bear market
South Korea's KOSPI has entered bear market territory after falling about 25% from its late-June record h ...More
South Korea's KOSPI has entered bear market territory after falling about 25% from its late-June record high, following a spectacular AI-driven rally. Reuters said the correction highlights risks from the market's heavy reliance on semiconductor stocks and leveraged retail trading. ...Less
- Why is market falling today? Sensex slumps over 850 points: 7 key factors behind Rs 5 lakh crore rout
Indian stock markets experienced sharp losses for a fifth straight session on Friday. Sensex and Nifty in ...More
Indian stock markets experienced sharp losses for a fifth straight session on Friday. Sensex and Nifty indices saw significant drops, reflecting investor concerns. Oil prices exceeding $100 per barrel and FII selling fueled the downturn. Broader markets and specific sectors also registered substantial declines. This selloff erased over Rs 3 lakh crore from market capitalization. ...Less
- Bigger crash ahead? JPMorgan CEO Dimon says he won't buy stocks at current prices, says markets underestimating risks
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warned that investors are underestimating geopolitical and fiscal risks, saying ...More
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warned that investors are underestimating geopolitical and fiscal risks, saying he would avoid buying stocks or US Treasury bonds at current valuations. Dimon also cautioned that massive AI spending may not deliver returns as quickly as markets expect amid escalating Middle East tensions. ...Less
- South Korea's Kospi dives more than 5%, SK hynix down 10%
South Korea's Kospi stock index experienced a significant drop Monday morning. Tech firms faced heavy sel ...More
South Korea's Kospi stock index experienced a significant drop Monday morning. Tech firms faced heavy selling pressure due to AI investment boom worries. The Kospi index plunged over five percent in early trading sessions. Chip giant SK Hynix saw its shares dive more than ten percent. This occurred even after its US shares soared on Friday's debut. ...Less
- Global Market: How leveraged ETFs are amplifying the AI chip trading frenzy
Leveraged ETFs tracking AI chipmakers Samsung and SK Hynix have surged in South Korea. The SK Hynix-linke ...More
Leveraged ETFs tracking AI chipmakers Samsung and SK Hynix have surged in South Korea. The SK Hynix-linked fund's assets have grown twentyfold this year, prompting regulators to curb promotional activity amid sharp volatility spikes tied to daily rebalancing. ...Less
- Korea's Kospi hits 8% lower circuit, trading halted. What's rattling investors today?
South Korea's benchmark Kospi index plunged 8% to lower circuit on Monday as rising tensions in the Gulf ...More
South Korea's benchmark Kospi index plunged 8% to lower circuit on Monday as rising tensions in the Gulf and soaring oil prices rattled global markets. The selloff, led by sharp declines in AI-heavyweights SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics, pushed the index deeper into bear market territory, although it remains the world's best-performing major stock market in 2026. ...Less
- Global Market: South Korea's AI-driven stock frenzy fuels volatility, challenges market fundamentals
The sharp swings have unsettled investors and regulators alike, with market movements increasingly driven ...More
The sharp swings have unsettled investors and regulators alike, with market movements increasingly driven by leveraged investment products rather than corporate fundamentals. The volatility has also complicated the assessment of South Korean equities, particularly as the country remains a critical supplier of AI-related semiconductor technology. ...Less
- Global Market Today: Asian equities drop led by Kospi, oil extends gain
Asian stocks declined as semiconductor shares faced renewed selling pressure. Crude oil prices climbed hi ...More
Asian stocks declined as semiconductor shares faced renewed selling pressure. Crude oil prices climbed higher due to fresh strikes in the Middle East. Government bonds in Australia and New Zealand opened higher after US inflation data. Traders reduced expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate increases this year. Investors assess if strong earnings can sustain the artificial intelligence rally. ...Less
- Korea’s AI stock rout is becoming a lesson in leveraged excess
South Korea's AI stock boom is now a cautionary tale of leverage's power. SK Hynix's plunge triggered bil ...More
South Korea's AI stock boom is now a cautionary tale of leverage's power. SK Hynix's plunge triggered billions in stock sales, deepening the Kospi's slide. Leveraged products and concentrated index weightings amplified market swings in both directions. This dynamic is now being watched globally as Korea is central to the AI hardware supply chain. Regulators are monitoring the situation and considering additional measures to curb volatility. ...Less
- Global Market: AI-driven chip rally stumbles as investors question lofty valuations after sharp selloff
Global artificial intelligence stock rallies experienced a sharp setback last week. Investors are now rea ...More
Global artificial intelligence stock rallies experienced a sharp setback last week. Investors are now reassessing expectations surrounding artificial intelligence spending optimism. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell significantly, entering bear market territory after a strong year. Momentum investing also showed signs of fatigue, with several technology stocks declining. Upcoming earnings reports will provide further indications of artificial intelligence spending plans. ...Less
- South Korea’s world-beating stocks are now trading cheaper than ever! Time to bulk up?
South Korea's benchmark Kospi index has surged about 80% this year to record highs, yet its valuation has ...More
South Korea's benchmark Kospi index has surged about 80% this year to record highs, yet its valuation has fallen to a historic low as corporate earnings, led by memory-chip giants Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, have outpaced the rally. Investors remain divided over whether the cheap valuations present a buying opportunity or reflect concerns over the sustainability of the AI-driven memory boom. ...Less
- Explained: Why SK Hynix ADR premiums soared 50% over South Korean shares and how this reminds market of dotcom bubble
SK Hynix’s ADRs are trading at a more than 50% premium to their South Korea-listed shares just days after ...More
SK Hynix’s ADRs are trading at a more than 50% premium to their South Korea-listed shares just days after their Nasdaq debut, raising comparisons with TSMC’s dot-com-era valuation gap. Analysts attribute the divergence to restricted arbitrage, strong AI-driven demand, and easier access for global investors through US markets. ...Less
- Global Market Today: Asian stocks rise after soft US CPI, Kospi rallies
Asian shares advanced as softer US inflation data eased rate hike concerns. The artificial intelligence t ...More
Asian shares advanced as softer US inflation data eased rate hike concerns. The artificial intelligence trade gained renewed strength, boosting technology stocks significantly. Oil prices rose for a third consecutive day due to escalating Middle East tensions. Investors are closely watching the semiconductor sector after a volatile trading session. Fed officials reiterated their commitment to controlling inflation despite recent positive data. ...Less