Samsung and SK Hynix stock prices surge triggers forced fund sell-offs, with foreign capital net selling $58.6 billion this year.

According to Bloomberg, the sharp rise in Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix stock prices has led some funds to be forced to reduce holdings due to reaching single-stock position limits.
Affected by the 10% single-stock holding limit, institutions such as GAM Investment Management and Jupiter Asset Management have begun adjusting their portfolios.
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Risks should also be on the table: over the past year, SK Hynix has risen over 1,000%, and Samsung Electronics by over 400%, with both companies' market caps surpassing $1 trillion.
Data shows that as of Thursday, global investors have net sold $63.6 billion worth of Korean stocks this year, with Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix together net outflows of $58.6 billion.
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