TECH STOCKS SURGE ON KOREA RALLY, AI TRADE REBOUNDS

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FRI, JUL 31, 2026

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Technology stocks are gaining ground globally as South Korean equities posted record gains. Investors are returning to artificial intelligence-related trades following this week's market downturn.

The technology sector is experiencing renewed momentum after a sharp selloff earlier in the week. South Korea's equity market led the charge with a record jump, signaling investor appetite is returning to growth stocks. The rebound reflects a shift back toward the artificial intelligence trade, which had faced significant pressure in recent trading sessions. Investors appear to be repositioning after the week's losses, viewing the dip as an entry opportunity in the tech space. The rally highlights the sector's continued sensitivity to sentiment swings, particularly around AI-related investments. Markets are watching whether this momentum can sustain as economic data and corporate earnings continue to influence investor decisions across global exchanges.

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