South Korea's Kospi index has surged over 20% from its July low, marking a return to bull-market territory driven by strong investor interest in semiconductor companies. This rebound follows a recent sell-off caused by leveraged positions and forced selling. Confidence has been boosted by strong U.S. tech earnings and ongoing AI infrastructure investments, supporting expectations for robust demand in memory chips. However, the market remains volatile due to its heavy reliance on a few semiconductor giants and uncertainties around AI spending. Experts suggest the rally is grounded in improving fundamentals rather than speculation, but caution that some consolidation may occur after the sharp rise.
Johnson & Johnson announced positive Phase 2b COPERNICUS study results showing low rates of rash, blood clots, and administration-related reactions with subcutaneous RYBREVANT FASPRO plus LAZCLUZE in treating advanced non-small cell lung cancer with ...
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Kyverna Therapeutics is progressing toward filing its Biologics License Application (BLA) by Q4 2026 for a cell therapy targeting Stiff Person syndrome, a rare autoimmune disease with no current approved treatments. If successful, this would mark the...
