South Korea's KOSPI rose 113.83 points, or 2.05%, to 5,668.05 on Friday, ending a seven-session losing streak as dip buyers stepped in after the index hit a six-month low.
The market plunged nearly 8% on Thursday after US inflation data surprised to the upside and sparked a tech sell-off. KOSPI still fell 14.5% for the week, its largest weekly decline since October 2008, as investors question the sustainability of the AI investment rally.
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