'U.S. Blue Wave' Raises AI Investment Concerns... What Could Shift South Korea's Terminal Rate Path? [1-Minute Brief]

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① [Markets] AI Concerns Could Become Reality if Funding Conditions Change
② [Commodities] Ulsan Port Expands Efforts to Attract Arctic Route Vessels
③ [Defense] Army Apache Helicopters Grounded for a Month

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■ U.S. 'Blue Wave' Concerns Put South Korea's Rate Path in Focus

○Most observers say the possibility of this becoming reality is low
○One more rate hike in November; terminal rate forecast at 3.50%
○Scenario: "Rate hikes will end if semiconductor prices fall early"

■ Ulsan Port Weighs Incentives for Shippers Using the Arctic Route

○President Byun Jaeyeong: "We will continue to pay attention to it as a national policy task"
○Expand actual operating experience through overseas cooperation
○Bulk carriers transporting raw materials such as coal expected to increase

■ Worldwide Grounding Recommended for Army Attack Helicopters After Crash

○Army Apache (AH-64E) helicopters have been unable to fly for a month
○All aircraft are expected to be unable to carry out operations for the time being
○Even after inspections are complete, a malfunction in the mission processing unit will prevent them from carrying out missions

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