Analyst: South Korea's chip exports in May are expected to reach a record high
Odaily reported that South Korean Daishin Securities analyst Lee Kyoung-min stated that investors' risk appetite has been boosted by the following factors: the continued growth in semiconductor demand coinciding with the investment cycle in artificial intelligence infrastructure, as well as the recent gains in Wall Street tech stocks. The analyst noted that South Korea's chip exports in May are expected to reach a historic high. According to data from the South Korean government, in the first ten days of this month, South Korea's chip exports grew by nearly 150% year-on-year to a record-breaking $8.54 billion. (Golden Ten Data)
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