土耳其总统埃尔多安：中东紧张局势中，重要的是保持解决问题的意愿。

KOSPI extended losses, sliding as much as 6% intraday and falling over 20% from its June peak, putting the market on track for a technical bear. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix dropped about 7% and 5% respectively as investors reprice AI-driven demand. Leveraged ETFs amplified volatility. The chip sell-off persisted despite Samsung reporting quarterly profit up 19-fold this week, highlighting traders’ demand for more evidence that huge semiconductor supply‑chain capex is justified. Fidelity International portfolio manager Ian Samson said the volatility largely reflects fundamental uncertainty: strong AI-led chip demand is concentrated in roughly $1 trillion of capex by a handful of large tech firms, and if that spending proves unsustainable there is downside risk.

U.S. officials said the U.S. Treasury, working with the U.S. Trade Representative and Commerce Department, will deliver to President Trump in coming days a list of Spanish products that could be subject to trade bans.