price-earnings ratio주가수익비율
A company's share price divided by its earnings per share, or a market's total value divided by its total profits. A high ratio means investors pay more for each unit of profit, often because they expect profits to grow.
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- Korea's 2026 stock plunge came after its biggest boom in decades, not a global panic
Here: the ratios of US-listed semiconductor makers, which fell by two-fifths from June to early September 2026, according to the BIS.
- Korea's stock swings start with two chipmakers and grow with leveraged bets on them
Here: chipmakers' ratios, which fell from June to early September 2026 as the chip trade was repriced.