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South Korean shares opened higher on 14 October after a steep previous-day fall, as concerns about heavy AI spending continued to weigh on technology stocks. The KOSPI rose 0.44% at the opening bell, after tumbling 5.46% the day before.
Why it mattersYonhap also reports that the US Nasdaq and a chip index fell, with the chip index down for a fifth straight session. The market moves are a snapshot, not a verdict on whether AI infrastructure spending will pay off.
Discuss: Does this look like a brief wobble in AI-investment confidence, or a sign investors are starting to demand clearer returns before backing the build-out?
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