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Korean Stocks Charge Ahead as Trump Tariff Threat Fuels Dip Buys

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South Korean stocks have rebounded despite President Trump's tariff threat, with investors viewing the dip as a buying opportunity.

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South Korean stocks swung to gains, as investors took an early drop on President Donald Trump’s latest tariff threat as an opportunity to buy in one of the world’s hottest markets.

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