Asia-Pacific stocks tumble as Kospi slides 7%
Asian equities fell sharply on Tuesday, with South Korea's Kospi down about 7%, as tech and chip stocks led losses.
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Asian equities fell sharply on Tuesday, with South Korea's Kospi down about 7%, as tech and chip stocks led losses.
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Asian stocks fell heavily on a tech selloff and oil worries. The Kospi led the drop, losing more than 6% to land below 6,000.