A post by @FirstSquawk on X.

South Korean equities reversed early losses to trade higher on Tuesday despite lingering inflation concerns, according to a First Squawk headline. The benchmark index had opened weaker before buying interest lifted it into positive territory. The turnaround came as investors weighed persistent price pressures against improving sentiment. No specific index levels, stock names, or inflation figures were cited in the headline. The move signals fragile risk appetite in Seoul, with traders watching whether the rebound holds through the session and how upcoming inflation data shape expectations for monetary policy.