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Global semiconductor stocks rallied led by SK Hynix and Samsung amid AI investment growth, while chipmakers evaluate Chinese equipment alternatives. Brent crude oil fell 1.5% to $78.24 per barrel as g
Emerging market stocks fell amid risk-off sentiment driven by US-Iran tensions and oil price swings, while AI-linked tech stocks faced valuation resets after Samsung earnings.
U.S. chip stocks stalled despite Samsung's profit surge, while oil prices rose amid Middle East tensions. Meanwhile, NATO leaders unveiled arms deals in Ankara as markets reacted to geopolitical risks
Asian stocks declined despite Samsung's record profit forecast, while oil and copper prices edged higher amidst geopolitical tensions and currency volatility.
Samsung and SK Hynix announced a combined $518 billion investment to build new semiconductor fabrication hubs in South Korea, aiming to meet surging artificial intelligence-driven demand for memory ch
South Korea plans three mega-projects including a semiconductor hub and AI data centers, potentially attracting over $650 billion in investments from companies like Samsung and SK. Major cement stocks
Geopolitical tensions in the Gulf threaten oil supplies, keeping Brent near $93 despite inventory warnings, while Asian markets surge driven by an AI chip boom led by Samsung and Nvidia.
Asian equities rebounded on AI optimism despite geopolitical tensions and inflation fears, while Samsung shares recovered after government intervention. Brent crude prices dropped 1.4%, reflecting eas
Global stocks hit record highs on Middle East peace hopes, causing oil prices to drop 8%, while the AI chip sector rallied with Samsung reaching a $1 trillion valuation.
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