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Jinse Finance reported that on June 29, a survey published by Reuters showed that South Korea's export growth rate in June is likely to be the strongest in nearly fifty years, as the global artificial intelligence (AI) investment boom has driven semiconductor shipments to record highs. According to the median estimate of 13 economists in the Reuters survey, South Korea's exports in June are expected to increase by 61.0% year-on-year. This will exceed May’s 53.4% increase and mark the fastest growth rate since October 1978. South Korea’s exports have continued to grow since June 2025, with the growth rate accelerating to double digits since December. The growth in exports mainly benefits chip manufacturers such as Samsung Electronics 005930.KS and SK Hynix 000660.KS, as the global AI investment boom has pushed up their chip prices.

BlockBeats News, June 29th, according to official sources, the AI trading intelligence agent Insiders.bot has officially launched. According to information disclosed by co-founders Daksh Joshi and Ryan Chi, the team trained the agent by analyzing the historical data of approximately 1.6 million traders on the Polymarket platform. After completing a one-week public test with 1,000 new users, they released the trading intelligence agent and the v1.3 signal system. According to the introduction, Insiders.bot covers over 300,000 prediction markets on Polymarket. It can provide users with trading research, position allocation, copy trading, cross-market arbitrage opportunity analysis in natural language, and also track the flow of "smart money." Official data shows that its intelligent signal system has an average success rate of 83%. In addition, the Insiders.bot team stated that the agent has successfully predicted the outcomes of several matches in the World Cup, including Norway, Japan, Germany, Australia, and France, and foretold that Spain would not win against Cape Verde in a match, as well as predicting a draw in the match between Portugal and Colombia.

He wrote that, boosted by the growth of the Asian AI hardware supply chain, export data from major electronics suppliers South Korea and Vietnam may show robust performance. He stated, however, that due to the lagging effects of rising energy and commodity prices earlier this year, most regions in Asia still face upward inflation risks. He said that in India, while lower oil prices have improved growth prospects, the El Niño phenomenon now threatens food prices and the informal sector. He added that nevertheless, the latest preliminary PMI data indicates that India's manufacturing sector should remain resilient.