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South Korean stocks surged to record highs on Monday.
South Korea's KOSPI index hit an all-time high, rising 4.59% to 8,865.49 points.
KEY POINTS
- A 'sidecar' trading curb was triggered due to sharp gains in futures, briefly halting programme trading.
- May exports grew at the fastest annual rate in over 40 years, led by record chip sales.
- Samsung Electronics surged 9.70% amid expectations of AI partnerships with Nvidia's CEO visiting Korea.
- Foreign investors sold 2 trillion won ($1.32 billion) in Korean shares even as the market rallied.
COMPANIES
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