South Korea's Kospi Index Falls by Nearly 11% Amid Global AI Stock Sell-off

South Korea's Kospi index fell by almost 11% amid a global artificial intelligence sell-off.

South Korea's Kospi index experienced a sharp decline of almost 11% as a result of extensive selling of shares of chip-producing companies. This significant market movement reflects growing concerns among investors that the rapid growth in the field of artificial intelligence might be an unsustainable "bubble."

These concerns are causing volatility in stock prices across global markets, leading to mixed performance. Investors are evaluating the long-term sustainability of investments made in artificial intelligence-based technologies.

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