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
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Asia-Pacific equities mostly declined, as a pullback in U.S. chip stocks fueled concerns about the longevity of artificial-intelligence enthusiasm and weighed on chip-heavy South Korea. The highly volatile South Korean equities market, home to
U.S. stocks were slightly higher after a multibillion-dollar share offering in the semiconductor sector steadied volatility. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 149.6 points, or 0.29%, 52637.01. The broad S&P 500 advanced 31.75, or 0.42%, to 7575.39. The tech-heavy Nasdaq
