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Markets·October 25, 2026 at 3:44 AM EDT·1 source

Goldman Cuts Kospi 12-Month Target by 25% as AI Trade Unravels

GS -1.8%
GS · last 30 trading days-1.8% since the news
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What happened

  • Goldman Sachs strategists cut their 12-month target for South Korea’s Kospi Index by 25%.
  • The reduction follows repeated target increases this year and comes as concerns over the artificial-intelligence trade intensify.
Kospi target reduction
25%

Why it matters

The change signals a more cautious view on South Korean equities and the AI-linked trade, relevant to markets and technology-focused investors.

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  5. First reported by Bloomberg12h
    Goldman Cuts Kospi 12-Month Target by 25% as AI Trade Unravels

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  1. Bloomberg12h
    Goldman Cuts Kospi 12-Month Target by 25% as AI Trade Unravels

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