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South Korea's KOSPI bounced after two trading days of nearly 10% declines, climbing as much as 5.5% on Friday; Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix each rallied more than 9%. A surge in KOSPI futures prompted the Korea Exchange to briefly suspend program trading. Foreign funds and retail investors were net sellers of KOSPI stocks while domestic funds increased holdings. Reports that ANTHROPIC PBC is in talks with Samsung to co-develop custom AI chips, together with elevated expectations ahead of Samsung's preliminary results, underpinned gains. Fibonacci Asset Management CEO Jung In-yoon said the ANTHROPIC-Samsung talks are early-stage and likely to have limited near-term earnings impact but are strategically positive for Samsung's AI-chip positioning and for Asia's role in the AI semiconductor supply chain.

Bank of England MPC member Mann said she is prepared to take “active” rate hikes if inflation expectations and other price signals do not improve later this year. She backs keeping Bank Rate at 3.75% for now but warned inflation could become embedded. Mann said she will watch H2 data closely to prevent rising prices feeding into wage settlements and inflation expectations. Energy price moves, profit‑margin shifts and the backdrop for 2027 wage negotiations will be critical in judging whether current cost pressures embed. “I believe, if outcomes are adverse for the inflation process, active rate hikes can push inflation expectations and actual outcomes back toward the 2% target,” she said.