Chip, chip ... boom? South Korea tech makers join the trillion-dollar club but some fear a short-circuit looms
South Korea's stock market, the Kospi, has reached record highs, propelled by the success of chipmakers like SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics, which have joined the trillion-dollar company club. This surge is attributed to the immense demand for AI-related chips, with Goldman Sachs predicting further gains. However, concerns are rising about a potential AI bubble and the Kospi's heavy reliance on these two semiconductor giants, drawing parallels to the dot-com bubble of 2000. AI
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