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USD-KRW Falls to 1,478.50 Won on Yen Strength During Holiday Trading

The USD-KRW exchange rate traded at 1,478.50 won as of 3:30 PM on July 17, down 1.90 won from the previous Seoul session close of 1,480.40 won, tracking a slight strengthening in the Japanese yen. The decline occurred during thin Constitution Day holiday trading in South Korea. The yen's modest
LucasBennett·07-17 09:17
USD-KRW Falls to 1,478.50 Won on Yen Strength During Holiday Trading

Korea Exchange and NYSE Pursue New MOU for Dual Listing Support

Korea Exchange (KRX) and the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) are pursuing a new memorandum of understanding 22 years after their first agreement in September 2004. The new MOU focuses on four cooperation areas: supporting dual listings between Korean and US markets, sharing experience on settlement c
TOKEN-2.02%
LucasBennett·07-17 09:09
Korea Exchange and NYSE Pursue New MOU for Dual Listing Support

$4,000 breaks below: what’s next for gold? Gate prediction market data, fully explained

On July 17, 2026, the gold market saw a landmark moment. According to Gate market data, gold XAU is currently quoted at $3,995, with the day’s low touching $3,970. This is the first time since November 2025 that gold has effectively closed below the $4,000 psychological level. Just half a year ago, gold was still hitting a historical peak of $5,598.75 on Jan. 29. From $5,600 down to below $4,000, a near 30% drawdown is uncommon in gold’s history. More importantly, this selloff occurred amid esca
XAUUSD-0.88%
CL1.95%
GateInstantTrends·07-17 09:05
$4,000 breaks below: what’s next for gold? Gate prediction market data, fully explained

Asian Semiconductor Stocks Plunge as Kioxia Drops 16% on May 17

Asian semiconductor stocks plunged on May 17 as Japanese and Taiwanese markets experienced sharp declines following a US semiconductor selloff. Kioxia Holdings dropped 16.1% to 52,110 yen, while Tokyo Electron fell 8.17% and Advantest declined 7.2%, dragging the Nikkei 225 index down 4.03%. In Taiwa
JPN2251.10%
MU-2.18%
STX-10.22%
INTC-0.52%
AMD2.94%
LucasBennett·07-17 09:03
Asian Semiconductor Stocks Plunge as Kioxia Drops 16% on May 17

Chip Stocks Extend Slide as MU, SNDK, INTC, AMD Drop in Premarket Trading

Semiconductor stocks including Micron, SanDisk, Intel, and Advanced Micro Devices fell sharply in early premarket trading on Friday, extending the previous session's losses. SanDisk declined 6%, leading the pullback, while Micron fell 4.4%, and Intel and AMD each dropped just over 4%. The declines d
LucasBennett·07-17 09:03
Chip Stocks Extend Slide as MU, SNDK, INTC, AMD Drop in Premarket Trading

South Korea's Domestic ETF Market Cap Drops 80 Trillion Won in a Month

According to KRX Data Marketplace, the combined market capitalization of 1,146 domestic listed ETFs in South Korea declined to 455 trillion won as of July 16, down 80 trillion won from a peak of 535 trillion won on June 22. The decline was driven by a sharp selloff in semiconductor stocks, which
GateNews·07-17 09:01
South Korea's Domestic ETF Market Cap Drops 80 Trillion Won in a Month

Eurozone Core CPI Falls to 2.1% in June, Down from 2.2% YoY

Eurozone core consumer price inflation came in at 2.1% year-on-year in June, down from a preliminary reading of 2.2%, according to final data. The 0.1 percentage point decline reflects moderating price pressures in the region excluding volatile energy and food
GateNews·07-17 09:01
Eurozone Core CPI Falls to 2.1% in June, Down from 2.2% YoY