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Why Samsung and SK Hynix are falling even as Korea's chip exports keep surging
Source: invezz.com
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South Korea's semiconductor exports reached record levels, but Samsung Electronics fell 1.1% and SK Hynix declined 2.8% in Seoul trading by late morning Tuesday. The divergence highlights that strong memory-sector exports were not reflected in gains for these shares.
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