KOSPI Swept Away by "Blue Tsunami," Falls Below 5,000 [1-Minute Brief]

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1. [Markets] KOSPI Plunges Intraday on U.S. Data Center Regulation Concerns
2. [Commodities] First Export of Feed Additives to Brazil: "1,200 Tons Next Year"
3. [Defense] Nuclear Submarines and Nuclear Talks Also Face a "U.S. Congress" Wild Card

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- "There Was a Basement Beneath the Bottom"... KOSPI Falls Below 5,000 for the First Time in 9 Months

- KOSPI falls below 5,000 for the first time in 9 months
- Concerns about data center regulations after Democrats' landslide victory in the U.S.
- Korea will inevitably be affected if semiconductor demand slows

- Feed Additive Lysine Exported to Brazil for the First Time

- Korean lysine receives export approval for Brazil
- First export shipment ceremony held at Gunsan Port on November 6
- Volume is set to rise to 1,200 tons next year

- Congress to Review Follow-Up Agreements on Nuclear-Powered Submarines and Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing

- Uncertainties are mounting over the nuclear cooperation agreement and the transfer of wartime operational control
- Observers say parliamentary diplomacy with the U.S. has become more important for South Korea
- MASGA is also expected to face debate in Congress

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