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.
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