Korea's Stock Market Loses $1 Trillion, Raising Questions for Global AI Race

South Korea's stock market has shed $1 trillion in value, prompting analysis of what the crash means for the global AI race, according to analyst Richard Gray of a Washington, D.C. foreign policy think tank.

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2026-11-01 13:33 · ChinaTalk
Korea’s Stock Market Crashed $1 Trillion. What Does That Mean for the Global AI Race?

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