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AI Fatigue Hits Korea: Why Goldman Sachs Just Kospi's 12-Month Target?

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Economic TimesAI Fatigue Hits Korea: Why Goldman Sachs Just Kospi's 12-Month Target?
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Goldman Sachs has lowered its 12-month Kospi target by 25% to 9,000 as concerns over AI spending weigh on South Korean stocks. Despite the revision, the bank sees potential upside of more than 60% from current levels.

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