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South Korea sees chip market staying solid through 2027

South Korea's finance minister said semiconductor growth can last at least through next year because supply remains tight, despite a global chip stock sell-off.

Why it matters

Chip demand, driven heavily by AI, underpins exports and stock markets across Asia.

Background

South Korea is home to memory giants Samsung and SK Hynix. Semiconductors are its largest export.

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  1. South Korea sees chip market staying solid through 2027
  2. South Korea growth beats forecasts on chips

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