The Circuit Breaker and the Goldman Call
South Korea's main stock index fell hard enough on Monday to trip a circuit breaker—a rare event that stopped trading for 20 minutes. Panic selling swept through Seoul, driven by fears of tighter US export controls on AI chips, which hit heavyweights Samsung and SK Hynix. Hours later, Moe told clients he expects a rebound, arguing the correction was overdone. Goldman Sachs is one of the biggest foreign brokers on the Korean exchange, so the call carries weight.
" Translation: "Strømbryteren og Goldman-spådommen
Sør-Koreas hovedindeks falt så kraftig på mandag at den utløste en strømbryter – en sjelden hendelse som stoppet handelen i 20 minutter. Panikksalg spredte seg gjennom Seoul, drevet av frykt for strengere amerikanske eksportkontroller på AI-brikker, noe som rammet tungvekterne Samsung og SK Hynix. Timer senere fortalte Moe til kunder at han forventer en oppgang, og argumenterte for at korreksjonen var overdrevet. Goldman Sachs er en av de største utenlandske meglerhusene på den koreanske børsen, så spådommen har vekt.
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