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AI and Markets: US stocks edged higher on AI shares, but Big Tech earnings will test whether costly AI investment can deliver returns as borrowing costs and market volatility raise bubble concerns. Chip Demand: SK Hynix expects DRAM demand to grow in the mid-20% range in 2027, with AI data centers tightening supply; South Korea’s economy grew 1% in the third quarter, more than three times the central bank’s forecast, though household spending weakened. China Outlook: Passenger-car sales could return to modest growth in 2027, with a central forecast of 2% after a steep downturn this year. Trade and Investment: South Carolina Ports plans to pursue growth by expanding beyond manufacturing cargo, while China’s high-tech industries drew 33.8% more foreign investment in the first nine months.

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