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Investing.com -- South Korean retail investors sold a record amount of Kospi-listed shares on Friday as July’s severe market reversal damaged confidence and prompted criticism of President Lee Jae Myung’s government, Bloomberg reported.

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Samsung Electronics reported a record jump in semiconductor profits, driven by AI related demand and long term memory contracts. The company signaled that tight AI memory supply conditions could extend through 2028. This outlook highlights potential implications for Micron Technology NasdaqGS:MU in terms of pricing power, capacity plans, and competitive position in AI focused memory. Micron Technology enters this phase of tighter memory supply with a very strong recent stock performance...

Netlist (OTCMKTS:NLST) reported second-quarter revenue of $109.8 million, up 163% from the second quarter of 2025, as demand for difficult-to-source DRAM products and the company’s memory product portfolio supported growth. Chief Executive Officer Chuck Hong said first-half revenue exceeded $200 mi

Investing.com -- South Korean exports grew faster than expected in July, supported by strong global demand for semiconductors and computers used in artificial intelligence infrastructure, preliminary trade data showed on Saturday.

Memory-chip shipments led the overall export growth, as the country’s top chip makers, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix maintain an upbeat outlook for the rest of the year after posting record revenue and earnings for the June quarter. Imports expanded 26.5% to $68.56 billion in July, resulting in a trade surplus of $30.32 billion. In June, the country’s trade surplus was a revised $36.09 billion.

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Samsung and SK Hynix produced their largest recorded gains as investors returned to Korean semiconductor stocks after a severe July selloff.

SK Hynix stock surges in South Korea on Friday but that could lead to more volatility down the line.

AI data center demand is fueling a multi-year chip shortage, pushing up component costs and retail device prices.

American and South Korean semiconductor and storage companies recovered a bit from an earlier selloff after fresh positive signs from Big Tech earnings.

In its first year, BCC Research's Artificial Intelligence vertical has developed a comprehensive suite of reports to provide a detailed view of the global AI market. This collection includes quarterly Core Four reports alongside monthly Pulse Reports and an AI Sentiment Index, offering insights into AI adoption, disruption, usage, and investment across various industries worldwide. Notably, the reports highlight a structural shift in industries such as finance, logistics, and digital health,...

Memory chip supply constraints remain a problem for Apple.

SK Hynix surged on Friday alongside other South Korean shares as traders flooded back into artificial-intelligence stocks. SK Hynix rose 30% to 1.718 million won ($1,197) in local trading in South Korea. The KOSPI has been the world’s hottest stock market so far this year—logging a 57% gain through Friday’s close—but it has been an uncomfortable ride at times.

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SK Hynix shares leaped 30% on Friday, by far their biggest daily rise since the South Korean memory-chip manufacturer and AI darling went public in the 1990s. Not far behind was fellow chip producer Samsung Electronics, which rose 27%. News that hedge fund Situational Awareness has offloaded troubled AI-related investments to Citadel is contributing to Friday's blockbuster gains in tech stocks, hedge-fund managers said.

↗️ SK Hynix (KR:000660), Samsung (KR:005930): Shares of both chipmakers surged over 25% in Asian trading, staging a strong recovery after a turbulent week. Peers Marvell (MRVL), Intel (INTC), Micron (MU), also moved higher.

Shares of semiconductor companies are on the rise as investors return to stocks exposed to artificial intelligence after a few turbulent weeks. In Asia, shares of South Korean memory-chip maker SK Hynix closed nearly 30% higher, while Samsung Electronics gained 27%.

The gains in U.S. chip stocks on Thursday and Friday mark a dramatic reversal of the selloff this month.

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Samsung Electronics (KRX:005930, LSE:BC94) and SK Hynix surged by almost 30% on Friday as strong results from Amazon and Microsoft were the catalyst for investors to rush back into semiconductor shares. Samsung jumped 28% to ₩265,000, while memory-chip rival SK Hynix climbed 30% to ₩1.7...

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The country’s regulators have imposed increasingly stringent restrictions on single-stock leveraged exchange-traded funds tracking SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics.

South Korean stocks soared a record 17 percent Friday as global tech firms performed a blistering recovery from an extended sell-off, with beaten-down chip giant SK hynix rocketing more than a quarter as the AI boom roared back.Seoul's Kospi had been at the forefront of the sell-off after hitting a record high a month ago, with chipmakers SK hynix and Samsung the poster children of the rout, losing around half their value in the panic.

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