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Korea's equity story just got more complicated, and global investors need to see the numbers clearly.
UBS cut its KOSPI target to 7,500 as the won's roughly 15 percent rally squeezes earnings, while Samsung's record quarter and Alphabet's cash-flow strain show where the capital is heading. This episode breaks down what the currency move means for returns, hedging and sector positioning.

Sources:
- UBS Cuts KOSPI Target to 7,500 on Currency and Earnings Pressure — Seoul Economic Daily, 2026-10-29
- Samsung Targets HBM4E Mass Production in First Half 2027 — Seoul Economic Daily, 2026-10-29
- Alphabet Revenue Misses on Search, Cash Flow Turns Negative — Seoul Economic Daily, 2026-10-29
- Fed Chair Warsh Highlights Korea's Role in Tech Supply Chain — Seoul Economic Daily, 2026-10-29

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#KOSPI #Korea #ForeignInvestors #Samsung #HBM #UBS #WonStrength #GlobalInvestors #AIPRISM

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00:00Samsung reported 107.4 trillion won in operating profit for the third quarter,
00:06the first global tech company to pass 100 trillion won in a single quarter.
00:10It's Friday, October 30th.
00:12Here's why global investors are paying attention to Korea today.
00:15Memory revenue alone surged 427% year-on-year to 140.7 trillion won.
00:22Here's what the numbers show.
00:23UBS cut its 12-month Cosby target from 8,000 to 7,500 points,
00:28citing a one that has appreciated roughly 15% since June.
00:32The bank estimates that earnings per share could fall 2% this year and 10% next year,
00:38unless the currency effect is fully priced in.
00:40Foreign investors sold heavily in October, but turned net buyers this week,
00:45a signal UBS reads as encouraging.
00:47Google's advertising and search revenue reached $96.3 billion,
00:52short of the $98.5 billion consensus, while cloud revenue grew 103%.
00:57Free cash flow turned negative at minus $9.07 billion in the third quarter,
01:03as capital spending for the year is now guided between $195 and $205 billion.
01:09So what does this mean for global investors weighing Korea exposure this quarter?
01:13Earlier, we said the ONES move could cut earnings.
01:15Here's what that actually means for you.
01:18Currency-adjusted returns on Korean equities may look thinner than headline index gains suggest.
01:23Hedging costs and sector rotation are the variables to track now.
01:27That's today's AI Prism, Global Investors.
01:30This episode was produced with AI assistance based on Seoul Economic Daily Reporting.
01:36AI Prism is a Juan IFRA award-winning series.
01:39We'll be back tomorrow.

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