KOSPI Breaks 5,400; SK Hynix Holds Up in Selloff
South Korea's KOSPI broke through 5,400 points, and SK Hynix shares held up relatively well even as Solidigm's withdrawal of its U.S. IPO plan triggered selling. The index strength and the stock's resilience suggest market confidence in the memory chip leader remains intact, offering short-term support, though the longer-term impact of the IPO withdrawal bears watching.
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