AI sales hit Asia: Stock market halted in South Korea
Original headlineYapay zekâ satışları Asya'yı vurdu: Güney Kore'de borsa durdu
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A U.S. technology selloff spread into Asian markets, forcing South Korea’s KOSPI to halt trading for 20 minutes after falling more than 8%, prompting the government to announce measures against forced selling. The article also cited a $14 billion Asia-focused fund that lost 16% in October. The moves highlight how quickly AI-related positioning is transmitting volatility across regions and into Korean equities. Investors will watch whether Seoul’s stabilization steps curb further forced liquidations and whether U.S. tech weakness continues to spill into Asia.
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KOSPI, Güney Kore hükümeti, ABD teknoloji hisseleri, Asya odaklı 14 milyar dolarlık fon