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South Korea’s Kospi stages a sharp rebound, surging over 12%, on course for best day on record

South Korea's Kospi surged over 12% for its best day after a historic 12% drop, driven by global risk-on sentiment and easing geopolitical fears, market data shows.

  • On Thursday, South Korea's Kospi index rebounded after plunging 12% on Wednesday, aided by improved global sentiment following overnight gains in U.S. markets.
  • Overnight, U.S. gains helped shift sentiment as the surge in oil prices pulled back after developments tied to the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, while China's Two Sessions began Wednesday with policymakers releasing growth targets.
  • Chip and tech names propelled the rebound, as the S&P 500 gained 0.78% and the Nasdaq Composite rose 1.29%, with Micron Technology and Advanced Micro Devices up more than 5%, while Broadcom and Nvidia climbed over 1%.
  • Regional benchmarks reacted, with Australia's S&P/ASX 200 starting 0.63% higher as the 30-stock index snapped a three-day run of losses.
  • Regional futures signaled stability, with Nikkei futures and Hong Kong Hang Seng index futures rising Thursday.
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