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Korean stocks seek rebound despite Middle East risks; semiconductors in focus

South Korea\'s stock market is expected to look for direction this week as military tensions between the United States and Iran persist, with investors watching Middle East developments, key economic indicators and corporate earnings. The KOSPI rose 2.74 percent on April 3 to 5,377.30, helped by news Iran and Oman are discussing protocols for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz. Foreign investors turned net buyers after 12 sessions.