South Korea's KOSPI Index plunged 7% intraday.

Serenity issued a statement noting that global financial markets are currently undergoing a broad correction, with no clear end in sight. Major Asian stock indices are under broad pressure: South Korea’s KOSPI fell 8.18%, Japan’s Nikkei 225 dropped 4.8%, and Taiwan’s Weighted Index declined 3.82%. Meanwhile, high-growth stocks that had previously posted strong gains have also suffered severe losses, with individual names like SOI and RKLB logging cumulative declines of 30% to 40% recently. Per historical market patterns, high-beta stocks typically enter a correction phase ahead of the broader market and tend to see steeper drops, but they also often lead the rebound once the market stabilizes. Excluding South Korea’s inherently highly volatile market, a single-day decline of 3% to 4% in major indices usually signals a rapid cooling of market risk appetite, making the short-term market environment quite challenging.

According to a report by the UK’s Financial Times, Elon Musk’s SpaceX plans to roll out Starlink mobile services to the U.S. mass consumer market.

BNP Paribas announced it has raised Micron Technology's price target from $615 to $1700.

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