Goldman Sachs Says South Korean Stocks Remain Undervalued Despite Strong Performance in 2025
Goldman Sachs notes that South Korea's Kospi index has rebounded significantly in 2025, with a 75% return driven by strong demand for memory chipmakers. Despite recent volatility and a rebound from March losses, the firm believes structural improvements in corporate governance leave room for undervalued opportunities. The market still trades at a discount compared to global peers.
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