By Jihoon Lee SEOUL, July 7 (Reuters) - South Korean shares tumbled on Tuesday, with the benchmark index triggering a ...

South Korea's Kospi index experienced a significant 8% drop, led by chip stocks. Investors questioned the sustainability of ...

At one point, the Kospi lost as much as 8.2%, weighed down by declines in Samsung and SK Hynix, briefly pushing it into a ...

The chip selloff spilled into Japan, where chipmaker Kioxia — the country's most valuable company — tumbled 13.5%.

Samsung reported a 19-fold profit jump, but its shares fell 7%, dragging the Kospi down 4.91% as investors worried about AI ...

If SK Hynix prints strong preliminary results, it can pull foreign flows back into Korea even while the index is under ...

South Korea's Kospi surged and Samsung led chip stocks higher Monday as traders positioned for earnings and SpaceX's Nasdaq ...

South Korea's KOSPI plunged 4.9% despite Samsung's record Q2 profit forecast, signaling investor doubts about AI chip stocks' ...

Asian equity markets mostly decline on Tuesday as a fresh wave of technology sector selling completely overshadowed Wall ...

The Kospi Index slumped by over 7% on July 2 as memory stocks dived. Samsung and SK Hynix shares dropped by over 5%. The ...

Shares of Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, which together make up more than half of market capitalization for South Korea's Kospi, rebounded Friday, helping to lift the benchmark above 8000 again.

The move followed a sharp rout in global technology stocks, as investors dumped high-flying semiconductor and artificial-intelligence names.