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Incredible! The South Korean market rallied sharply again today, with the KOSPI index jumping over 2.6% to fresh record highs! Its year-to-date gain has already exceeded 30%, making it the world's best-performing stock index: The chart below shows the KOSPI index trend since 1980: South Korea ETFs have performed even more impressively. $iShares MSCI South Korea ETF(EWY)$ has surged over 34% YTD, $Franklin FTSE South Korea ETF(FLKR)$ has gained over 33%, while the 3x leveraged South Korea ETF— $Direxion Daily MSCI South Korea Bull 3x Shares(KORU)$ —has skyrocketed over 127%! Investors who bought South Korea ETFs have truly hit the jackpot! What's driving such feroc

$DBS(D05.SI)$ $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ $UOB(U11.SI)$ $Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$ Singapore's benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) has smashed through the 5,000 mark for the first time ever, capping a scorching 22.7% surge in 2025 that's left investors buzzing with excitement. 😎 This milestone, hit on February 12, 2026, arrived way ahead of schedule – multiple analysts had pegged it for year-end, but heavyweight banks like DBS (+29.9% YTD) and OCBC (+18.4% YTD) powered the charge with wealth management fees exploding 25% and dividend yields locking in 4.2-5.1% for that reliable cash drip. UOB stayed flat amid regional

January's nonfarm payrolls exploded with 130K jobs added, crushing the 55K forecast and sending unemployment ticking down to 4.3% against 4.4% expectations – but the initial market cheer fizzled fast as traders grappled with concentrated gains in healthcare (+124K) raising red flags on economic breadth. The Dow slipped 0.13% to 50,115, Nasdaq fell 0.16% to 23,031, and S&P 500 closed flat at 6,932, wiping early optimism as rate cut hopes evaporated. March "no change" odds surged above 94%, pushing the first expected Fed cut from June to July, with investors fearing stronger labor data turns into a headwind for stocks by delaying easing amid sticky inflation at 2.8%. This shift adds fuel to volatility, with VIX spiking to 25 as QT's $1T liquidity flood battles tariff ghosts crimp 5% – em

Real estate services stocks got hammered as "AI fear" spread like wildfire, with CBRE Group and Jones Lang LaSalle both plunging over 12% in a single session, while Cushman & Wakefield dropped 14% – the biggest rout since the 2020 Covid meltdown. 😤 This sell-off stems from investors freaking out over AI agents that can whip up valuation reports, contract summaries, and due diligence in minutes, chipping away at the informational edges that have long powered these multi-billion-dollar firms. The terror goes deeper: if AI slashes white-collar jobs and shrinks office demand permanently, could the entire real estate ecosystem face a structural collapse? Yet, cooler heads at Barclays and Jefferies call it pure panic, noting the plunge overstates immediate risks to complex dealmaking. With t

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During last night's U.S. stock trading session, the three major indexes were generally weak and volatility converged: the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell slightly, the S&P and the Nasdaq also closed lower after an intraday tug of war, and the market's pricing of "good growth but later interest rate cuts" is still fermenting. At the disk level, the pressure is mainly concentrated in the subdivision direction related to high valuation growth and "AI narrative": on the one hand, high interest rate expectations make valuation discounts more demanding, and funds are more inclined to avoid technology stocks with longer duration; On the other hand, the market has begun to be more picky about the commercialization efficiency and return on investment brought by AI-while giants continue to inc