Goldman Sachs: AI Capital Expenditure Boosts South Korea's Chip Cycle Beyond Expectations, Projects $1T Exports by Year-End

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According to Goldman Sachs, AI capital expenditure is driving South Korea's semiconductor cycle with stronger-than-expected magnitude and duration. The bank projects full-year exports will exceed $1 trillion, with the current account surplus reaching 15% of GDP by year-end, as AI-driven surpluses are expected to persist through the end of 2026.
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