Samsung's latest earnings report, despite showing strong profits, triggered a sharp sell-off in the chip sector that rippled through global markets. The company's shares plunged more than 10% in Seoul, forcing a temporary trading halt on the Kospi. This sudden volatility highlights growing investor unease about the semiconductor industry's outlook. At the same time, world leaders gathered in Ankara for the annual NATO summit, where European officials sought to reassure President Trump about their commitment to higher defense spending. Energy markets also faced pressure as natural gas prices climbed following reports of attacks on critical infrastructure, compounding the day's economic strain.
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