SK Hynix Shares Tumble After Strong Nasdaq Debut Amid AI Demand Debate

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SK Hynix shares dropped over 10% in Seoul after a strong Nasdaq debut, as investors took profits and debated AI chip demand versus stock valuation.
Analysts cited confusion over fair pricing and a discount rate between US and Korean listings.

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SK Hynix shares dropped over 10% in Seoul after a strong Nasdaq debut, as investors took profits and debated AI chip demand versus stock valuation. Analysts cited confusion over fair pricing and a discount rate between US and Korean listings.

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