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Senior Editor at @BusinessInsider (we're so back) | Email me at: wmartin@insider.com | Committed Adult Fan of LEGO, English cricket and Sunderland AFC |
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South Korea's red-hot stock market is having a wild start to the week Original

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By Will Martin 
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South Korea's red-hot stock market index, the Kospi, is experiencing a volatile start to the week, dropping 8% on Monday, before gaining 8% on Tuesday. The Kospi dropped sharply at Monday's open, losing around 700 points, or 8%, as investors took stock of a US market sell-off at the end of last week, which particularly affected tech stocks. On Tuesday, it recovered all those losses, closing at 8,096 points, a gain of 8.2% on the day, and around 50 points above its Monday opening price.
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Jensen Huang called a California chipmaker the 'next trillion-dollar company,' and its shares spiked 20% Original

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By Will Martin 
| Business Insider
Shares in US-based semiconductor manufacturer Marvell Technology surged in premarket trading on Tuesday after glowing praise from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. During an appearance onstage at a conference in Taiwan on Monday, Huang told the crowd and Marvell CEO Matthew Murphy that the California chipmaker would be the "next trillion-dollar company." "Whoa, that would be exciting! Let's do it together," Murphy replied.
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South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix joins the market's rapidly growing $1 trillion club Original

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By Will Martin 
| Business Insider
South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix became the latest company to join the elite stock market club of companies worth more than $1 trillion. The chipmaker's share price closed up by over 9% on Wednesday to reach 2,243,000 Korean won per share, or roughly $1,500. This, in turn, gave SK Hynix a market capitalization of just over $1 trillion, or around 1,500 trillion Korean won. SK Hynix's share price is up more than 230% so far in 2026, and is 1,000% higher on Wednesday than at the same point in 2025.
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