The Kospi index is the leading indicator for the global AI trade — and Goldman just slashed its forecast by 25%

Reported by MarketWatch · Published 26 Oct 2026, 6:43 PM MYT (1 hr ago)

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A reduction in the growth multiple that investors are prepared to pay for AI stocks and a rise in volatility has forced Goldman strategist Tim Moe to take an axe to his Korean market target.

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The Kospi index is the leading indicator for the global AI trade — and Goldman just slashed its forecast by 25%

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