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Asian markets rose, led by South Korea’s record-high Kospi on tech gains, while U.S. markets edged up despite Apple’s dip.
Asian stock markets rose Monday, led by South Korea’s Kospi hitting a record high on strong tech gains, including a 11% surge in SK Hynix after a reported Nvidia partnership.
Samsung Electronics rose 3.4%, while Hong Kong and Shanghai markets edged up despite slowing factory activity in China.
U.S. markets closed higher, with Amazon’s 9.6% jump driving the S&P 500 near its all-time high, while Apple dipped despite better-than-expected earnings.
Oil prices rose as OPEC+ delayed production increases for early 2026, and the U.S. dollar strengthened.
No major market reaction followed Trump’s claim that Xi promised not to act on Taiwan, a topic not discussed in recent talks.
Los mercados asiáticos subieron, liderados por el Kospi récord de Corea del Sur en ganancias tecnológicas, mientras que los mercados estadounidenses aumentaron a pesar de la caída de Apple.