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The won-dollar exchange rate and the benchmark KOSPI are displayed on a board in Hana Bank’s dealing room in Seoul, Monday. 97 percent from the previous session. Yonhap Korea's benchmark KOSPI closed nearly 1 percent higher Monday after a choppy session, as semiconductor stocks remained volatile following the Shanghai debut of China's ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT). 97 percent from the previous session, according to the Korean Exchange. 39 during the session, but recovered in afternoon trading. 4 billion won, respectively. 816 million won.

5 percent stake in the company through a $1 billion strategic investment. S. artificial intelligence (AI)-related partnership announced on Saturday during President Lee Jae Myung's visit to the AI Summit in San Francisco. S. technology companies. However, semiconductor stocks remained volatile after CXMT, China's largest DRAM maker, surged more than 500 percent above its initial public offering price on its Shanghai market debut, fueling concerns that intensifying competition in the memory chip market could weigh on Korean chipmakers. S. technology companies helped support investors' sentiment, but the big debut of CXMT heightened volatility in semiconductor stocks, leading to sharp swings in the Korean equities market," said Kang Jin-hyuk, an analyst at Shinhan Securities.

32 percent plunge. S. 5 won per dollar. S. technology companies set to report results this week. SK hynix is scheduled to report second-quarter earnings on Wednesday, followed by Samsung Electronics on Thursday.