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CUSTOMS: China's steel exports were 9.854 mln in October, down 6.1% MoM from 10.492mln in September.
2026-11-10
CUSTOMS: China's steel exports were 9.854 mln in October, down 6.1% MoM from 10.492mln in September.
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[Foreign Investors Sell Samsung, Buy SK Hynix Today] According to data from the Korea Exchange on November 10, SK Hynix saw the largest net inflow of foreign investment, with a net purchase of 106.97 billion won and 86,000 shares. Korean Air followed
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