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South Korean stocks finished more than 4 percent higher on Nov. 10, snapping a three-day slide, Yonhap reports. The rally was driven by a tech rally and falling oil prices. Earlier, on Oct. 27, the Korea Times reported stocks traded nearly 4% higher on renewed AI optimism, and on Oct. 21 stocks rebounded over 3% on eased AI spending woes. On Nov. 2, Seoul stocks rebounded over 2% on bargain hunting, Yonhap said. Korean investors are reacting positively to the tech-led gains, with the KOSPI up 84.21 points, or 1.66%, on Nov. 9 on a chip rebound, according to the Korea Times.