BusinessPhoto: Mint MarketsSouth Korean Shares Rise on Strong Export Data and Dip Buying
South Korean shares recovered early losses and rose as strong export data encouraged dip buying. The KOSPI index increased by 0.34% to 5,750.23 after an earlier 2% drop. Exports nearly doubled in October, marking the sharpest rise in over 50 years, driven by global demand for AI-related chip shipments. The Korean won weakened against the dollar, and bond yields rose. Factory activity slowed to an eight-month low due to weaker output and demand.
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