Foreign Investors Reverse on South Korean Semiconductors After Two-Day Buying Spree, Sell 1.3 Trillion Won on July 16

According to the Korea Exchange, foreign investors net-bought approximately 2 trillion won of SK Hynix and other semiconductor stocks on July 14-15, reversing earlier selling pressure. The purchases were concentrated on SK Hynix (1.9958 trillion won), with smaller positions in SK Square, Samsung Electronics, and other chipmakers. However, on July 16, foreign investors reversed course, conducting net sales of 1.3885 trillion won, led by 895.4 billion won of SK Hynix shares. The reversal followed negative semiconductor news from U.S. markets, including AI cloud firm CoreWeave's hedging strategy against memory price declines and a halt to New York data center construction.
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