Kospi Hits Record, Then Slumps as Xi-Taiwan Tensions Loom and Cisco-Fueled U.S. Rally Persists
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South Korea’s Kospi briefly hit a record high before tumbling more than 3% as Asia-Pacific equities fell; Hang Seng and Nikkei-225 also fell while U.S. indices climbed to fresh highs on Cisco’s strong earnings, as Xi warned that mishandling Taiwan could trigger clashes with the United States amid the Trump-Xi summit.
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