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At market open Korean chipmakers' stocks plunged, with Samsung Electronics dropping 11%+, SK Hynix down 12%+, and the Korea Composite Stock Price Index down 9%+ (Youkyung Lee/Bloomberg)

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At market open Korean chipmakers' stocks plunged, with Samsung Electronics dropping 11%+, SK Hynix down 12%+, and the Korea Composite Stock Price Index down 9%+ (Youkyung Lee/Bloomberg)

Youkyung Lee / Bloomberg : At market open Korean chipmakers' stocks plunged, with Samsung Electronics dropping 11%+, SK Hynix down 12%+, and the Korea Composite Stock Price Index down 9%+ — South Korean stocks plunged, dragged by the nation's memory chipmaking powerhouses as investor sentiment continues to worsen on the artificial intelligence boom.

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