Bitcoin Seals its First Weekly Close Above $80,000 Since Early May
South Korea Is Trying to Tame Market Swings. Analysts Aren’t Sure It Will Work.
South Korea’s biggest market strength is starting to look like its biggest vulnerability.
On-again-off-again appetite for artificial-intelligence trades is fueling volatility in the country’s benchmark Kospi index, with swings driven by the stocks of two chip makers central to the global AI build-out.
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