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Good morning. Today is Wednesday, December 4th. I'm Julie Morgan. South Korean stocks are under pressure.

Are the CEO of META and the President-elect friends now? And Salesforce is up double digits pre-market.

South Korean stocks came under pressure on Wednesday after opposition parties submitted a

motion to impeach the president of South Korea over his short-lived declaration of martial

law.

The benchmark Cosby Index fell as much as 2.3% and the COSDAX slid 2%.

Seoul listed shares of Samsung Electronics, the country's largest company, dropped 3% before recovering

slightly to close 1.1% lower. Battery maker LG Energy solution and and automaker Honda Motor fell over 2% each.

South Korea's parliament, with 190 of his 300 members present, passed a motion early on

Wednesday to lift the martial law that was declared Tuesday night. The Speaker of Parliament

declared the martial law announcement invalid. South Korea's

wand slowly started recovering on Wednesday a day after falling dramatically against the U.S.

dollar on the President's surprise declaration. The martial law announcement triggered widespread

protest and a political standoff as lawmakers opposed the move, escalating tensions in Asia's

third largest economy. In response, South Korea's finance ministry assured markets of its readiness

to inject unlimited liquidity to ensure stability if required. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is seeking

an active role in tech policy discussions with the

incoming U.S. administration indicating that relations between the executive and president-elect

Donald Trump may be improving.

Meta's global affairs president told the media that Zuckerberg is keen to play an active role

in the debates that any administration

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