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The Kospi rebounded Friday after tumbling 14.5% last week, closing up 113.83 points at 5,668.05, though lingering doubts about AI investment capped the advance.
President Donald Trump U.S. President Donald Trump voiced his support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the 18th , nine days ahead of Israel's general election on October 27.
South Korea's KOSPI opened lower after a sharp fall in U.S. artificial intelligence-related stocks. The index was down 75.71 points, or 1.34 percent, at 5,592.34 at 9:11 a.m., after opening at 5,488.41. Foreigners and institutions were net buyers, while retail investors sold. The KOSDAQ also slipped. The won weakened…