South Korea’s KOSPI fell 4.77% to 5,654.61 points on Friday morning, compared with a 2.81% decline in Japan’s Nikkei 225 over the same period. The Korean index therefore dropped about 1.7 times as sharply as the Japanese benchmark. The move followed a 12.64% slide in Alphabet shares after the Google parent’s capital spending more than doubled. Concerns about AI-related earnings at chipmakers weighed on the market, including companies such as Samsung Electronics.
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