South Korean companies poised to gain from the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine are seeing a surge in their stock amid expectations that US President-elect Donald Trump will bring the conflict to an end.
Sambu, HD Hyundai Construction, other Korean stocks surge on optimism over Ukraine reconstruction
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