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Seoul housing permits rose 74% and Gangnam prices fell ten weeks straight, yet reserved units at a Banpo complex list at more than twice the pre-sale price.
The government says supply indicators are improving and sentiment is cooling, but expects conditions to ease mainly from 2028. Meanwhile, Otier Banpo reserved units carry minimum bids of 7.4 billion and 7.55 billion won, a test of prices above the loan-cap line. Separately, a Seongsu site's bridge loans rose to 760 billion won during an approval wait, and experts expect a Bank of Korea hold on October 22 and a hike in November.

Sources:
- Permits Up, Gangnam Prices Down: Government Sees Medium-Term Stability — Seoul Economic Daily, Oct 18, 2026
- Otier Banpo Reserved Units at 7.5 Billion Won, Double the Sale Price — Seoul Economic Daily, Oct 18, 2026
- Sampyo Site Start Drags On While Buyoung Nears Resuming Construction — Seoul Economic Daily, Oct 18, 2026
- Taereung Golf Course: Heritage Assessment, District Designation, and Design Contest Run Together — Seoul Economic Daily, Oct 18, 2026
- "Hold in October, Hike in November; Treasury Issuance May Shrink 5 to 10 Trillion Won More" — Seoul Economic Daily, Oct 18, 2026
- Real Estate Concentration and Loan Rules: Top 0.1% Net Worth Up 174 Trillion Won in Four Years — Seoul Economic Daily, Oct 18, 2026

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00:02You're listening to AI Prism from Seoul Economic Daily.
00:06Samsung will use TSMC's 3-nanometer process for the base die of NVIDIA's custom HBM.
00:13China's CXMT expects third-quarter revenue to jump about sevenfold,
00:18while Wall Street calls its 4 of 2 claims at a possible paper tiger.
00:22Margin lending is up $3.81 trillion since July,
00:26while investor deposits are down $7.22 trillion.
00:31And the National Pension Service is planning its first data center-focused fund.
00:35It's Monday, October 19th.
00:38Here's what today's story could mean for the Korean market.
00:41NVIDIA is pushing memory makers to standardize how custom HBM is built,
00:45which changes how Samsung makes it.
00:48Meanwhile, China's memory challenger is posting explosive growth,
00:52even as analysts question its technology.
00:54And the KOSPI has fallen back to July's levels with funding conditions worse than then.
01:00Here's what the numbers show.
01:01NVIDIA asked Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron to build custom NVHBM base dies on TSMC's 3-nanometer process
01:10and core dies on the 1C DRAM process.
01:14And Samsung agreed, while keeping its turnkey approach for standard HBM.
01:21CXMT guided third-quarter revenue to $114.7 billion to $119.7 billion U.N.,
01:30up 589% to 619% year-on-year,
01:35with a net profit of $53.4 billion to $54.9 billion U.N.
01:41Samsung and SK Hynix shares fell 17.8% and 24.3% in the week of October 12th to
01:5016th,
01:51while analysts at Rosenblatt said CXMT's 4F2 cell could be about 34% larger than rival's existing 6F2 cells.
01:59Margin lending reached $32.75 trillion one on October 15th, up $3.81 trillion one from July 31st,
02:08while investor deposits fell $7.2 trillion one to $96.91 trillion one,
02:15and forced liquidations rose 12.7 times in a week.
02:2019 of 20 experts expect the Bank of Korea to hold its rate on October 22nd,
02:25and 18 expect a hike in November, while the one averaged 1,342.6 this month.
02:33Lottie Shopping, Shinsege, and Hyundai Department Store all had third-quarter operating profit forecasts
02:40cut over the past month by 1.4%, 1.9%, and 5.6%.
02:47So what does this mean for investors watching the board today?
02:51Earlier, we said margin lending is up $3.81 trillion one since July,
02:57while investor deposits are down $7.22 trillion one.
03:01Here's what that actually means for you.
03:03That combination leaves less cash to buy dips and more borrowed positions that can be foresold,
03:09which is why a Korea Capital Market Institute researcher expects the market to react more to bad news than good
03:15until foreign money returns.
03:18October and November are also hedge fund book-closing months,
03:22so profit-taking and position unwinds could add pressure.
03:26This is market context, not investment advice.
03:30What to watch?
03:32The Bank of Korea decision on October 22nd, and whether a November hike follows.
03:38Samsung's verification of its own foundry for NVHBM-based dyes,
03:42which matters if TSMC capacity runs short.
03:46And the National Pension Service's planned data center fund,
03:50with managers to be chosen by contest if it goes ahead.
03:54That's today's AI Prism Stock Investors.
03:58This episode was produced with AI assistance based on sole economic daily reporting
04:03and reviewed by a human editor.
04:06AI Prism is a Juan Ifra award-winning series.
04:10We'll be back tomorrow.
04:12You've been listening to AI Prism from sole economic daily.

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