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South Korea's stock benchmark plunged nearly 9% on Monday, tripping circuit breakers.
KOSPI plunged 8.8% and triggered circuit breakers after robust U.S. jobs data spurred Fed rate hike fears.
KEY POINTS
- Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix dropped over 10%, erasing much of their recent gains.
- Circuit breakers and a 'sidecar' trading curb were both triggered, a rare double intervention.
- Foreign investors extended selling to 21 consecutive sessions, offloading shares worth $773.89 million.
- SK Hynix's losses narrowed after Nvidia's CEO reaffirmed it as Nvidia's 'biggest partner' in new deals.
COMPANIES
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