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Rising power demand tied to major Korean chipmakers suggests stronger capex cycles, supporting chip stock fundamentals and EWY's top weights; favorable energy and policy dynamics could further bolster sentiment.
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South Korea's energy minister says Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix will expand production and build AI data centers, raising power demand in coming years. The move underpins a higher capex cycle for Korea's chipmakers and could influence EWY via energy costs, supply constraints, and policy responses. If electricity pricing tightens, EWY benefits from stronger semiconductor activity; if it dampens growth, risk remains.
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