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Japanese and South Korean stock markets closed lower, with memory chip-related stocks continuing to face pressure, as SK Hynix fell 9.45%.

BlockBeats news, November 5th, according to Bitget market data, AI regulatory concerns hit Japanese and South Korean stock markets. The Nikkei 225 index closed down 1,110.73 points, a decline of 1.79%, at 61,077.90 points.


The South Korean KOSPI index closed down 300.15 points, a decline of 5.28%, at 5,383.65 points. The KOSDAQ fell 5.11%, triggering sidecar mechanisms successively during intraday trading, with program trading temporarily halted; SK Hynix fell 9.45%, and Samsung Electronics fell 7.56%.

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The market is concerned about the imbalance between AI capital expenditure and return on investment, South Korea's expansion plan exacerbating future oversupply, as well as arbitrage trading and leveraged ETF adjustments, all of which have triggered a sector sell-off.
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