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KOSPI Breaks 5,000 as Samsung, SK Hynix Jump and Trump’s Greenland Retreat Eases Jitters

KOSPI Breaks 5,000 as Samsung, SK Hynix Jump and Trump’s Greenland Retreat Eases Jitters

SEOUL, Jan 22, 2026, 16:02 (KST) South Korea’s benchmark KOSPI topped 5,000 points for the first time on Thursday, rising as much as 2.2% to 5,019.54. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix led the move, while Hyundai Motor traded at a record. “The bullish market trend this time is a fundamentals-driven one based on earnings growth,” said Kim Jae-seung, an analyst…
22 January 2026
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Samsung Electronics stock price hits record close near 150,000 won as heir sale and tariffs loom

Samsung Electronics stock price hits record close near 150,000 won as heir sale and tariffs loom

Seoul, Jan 20, 2026, 00:18 KST — Market closed. Samsung Electronics shares ended Monday at a record high of 149,300 won, up 0.27%, after touching 150,600 briefly during intraday trading. With Seoul markets closed ahead of Tuesday’s session, investors are eager to see if the recent rally in major chip stocks continues. (StockAnalysis) The move is significant because the stock…
19 January 2026
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Samsung Electronics stock eyes Monday test after 3.5% jump as U.S. chip tariffs loom

Samsung Electronics stock eyes Monday test after 3.5% jump as U.S. chip tariffs loom

Seoul, Jan 19, 2026, 00:21 (KST) — Market closed. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. shares ended Friday, Jan. 16, up 3.47%, closing at 148,900 won. That puts the stock near the top of its recent trading range as it heads into the new week. So far this year, the shares have gained around 24%. (MarketWatch) The next trigger is political rather…
18 January 2026
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  • Ubisoft Shares Plunge After Loss Warning and Game Cancellations
    January 22, 2026, 5:28 AM EST. French video game giant Ubisoft saw its shares plunge by over 34% following a warning of a €1 billion operating loss in 2024. The firm cancelled development on six games, including a highly anticipated remake of 'Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time.' Ubisoft also plans organisational restructuring and cost cuts of €200 million amid continued financial difficulties. Trading was briefly halted Thursday after shares hit a record low of 4.46 euros. The drop marks the steepest loss since 2013, highlighting severe challenges in the broader gaming industry and Ubisoft's ongoing struggles to stabilize its business.
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