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Quantum-Linked Stocks Rise in South Korea, China, and Japan Markets

Stocks related to quantum technology saw significant gains in trading sessions across South Korea, China, and Japan. South Korean firms ICTK and Axgate reached their daily trading limits with increases of 30%, while Chinese and Japanese companies also posted gains.

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Shares of companies involved in quantum technology experienced notable increases during recent trading sessions in Asia. South Korean firms ICTK and Axgate each rose by 30%, reaching their daily trading limits on Wednesday. At the same time, Chinese companies GuoChuang Software and QuantumCTek, along with Japan's Fixstars, recorded gains of at least 8% during the same period.

These movements reflect increased market activity in stocks linked to quantum technology sectors across multiple countries. The rise in these stocks may indicate growing investor interest in quantum-related industries, although specific factors driving the increases were not detailed in the available report.

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