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Group 1 - The South Korean stock market opened significantly higher on November 10, with the KOSPI index rising over 2% in early trading [1][3] - Major stocks such as SK Group, KB Financial Group, and Hana Financial Group saw increases of over 7% [1][2] - The Korea Exchange reported that foreign investors sold a record 7.26 trillion KRW (approximately 4.98 billion USD) worth of stocks in the first week of November, marking the largest single-week sell-off in history [3] Group 2 - The Japanese stock market also showed positive movement, with the Nikkei 225 index rising by 0.84% as of the report [3][4] - Key stocks in Japan, including Olympus and Tokyo Electron, experienced gains of over 3% [4][5] - The Japanese government announced a shift in its fiscal policy, moving away from current annual targets to a multi-year assessment of spending, which may indicate a less stringent approach to fiscal consolidation [5][6][8] Group 3 - A draft outline from the Japanese government suggests a focus on achieving "strong economic growth alongside price stability," indicating a preference for maintaining low interest rates to support economic recovery [6][8] - The Bank of Japan's recent policy meeting indicated a potential for continued interest rate hikes, depending on economic and price forecasts, while acknowledging uncertainties in the economic outlook [8]