
Concerns that stronger US regulation of data-center construction could slow AI investment and semiconductor demand have driven a steep fall in South Korean equities and a rally in government bonds. The article says the Bank of Korea faces a difficult November rate decision as weaker growth prospects and potential pressure on domestic demand compete with inflation and won weakness; strong US employment also raises the prospect of further Fed tightening.
A weaker won can make imported feed more expensive, while slower growth and household spending could temper downstream demand. The article’s main focus is monetary policy and financial-market effects, rather than a direct change to agricultural commodity supply.
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