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Samsung, SK Hynix Snap Back After $3.7T Won Sell-Off: Why Buyers Are Rushing Back

Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix shares rebounded after a 3.7 trillion won sell-off, as investors rushed back attracted by valuations and long-term AI memory demand prospects. The bounce signals improving sentiment and may ease near-term downside pressure, though the longer-term trend depends on industry fundamentals.

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Samsung, SK Hynix snap back after $3.7T won sell-off: why buyers are rushing back
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