Sangmi Cha is a Seoul bureau reporter at Bloomberg, with previous experience at Reuters. She covers a wide range of topics, including finance, markets, and politics, with a focus on the Asian region. Sangmi's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing her expertise and dedication to delivering accurate and timely news.
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Sangmi Cha's coverage spans a diverse range of topics, including politics, finance, and government announcements. Based on her article titles and themes covered, she seems to be particularly interested in geopolitical developments in East Asia.
Given her focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to North Korea, South Korea, Taiwan stocks, and WuXi Biologics among others; sources who can provide real-time insights into these regions' political landscapes or financial markets may find success when reaching out to Sangmi. Additionally experts with knowledge of the superconductor industry could also capture her interest.
Due to the specific nature of the topics covered by Sangmi Cha it is recommended that pitches emphasize expertise in geopolitics within East Asia or market analysis within this region for increased efficacy.
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By: Charlotte Yang, Sangmi Cha
A typhoon is brewing over Hong Kong but it's business as usual for the city's $5.4 trillion stock market.
South Korea’s financial watchdog will press ahead with its probe into Korea Zinc Co.’s disputed $1.8 billion share sale plan, which the company scrapped on Wednesday bowing to regulatory pressures.
Samsung Electronics Co. shares are having their best day since January 2021, as perceptions grow that the South Korean tech company is starting to look like a bargain after a multi-month slump.
After barely changing components at all so far this year, Hong Kong’s benchmark stock gauge may be set for more of a shakeup this time around.
After barely changing components at all so far this year, Hong Kong's benchmark stock gauge may be set for more of a shakeup this time around.
A selloff in Chinese stocks deepened on Friday afternoon, as disappointing tech earnings hit sentiment already weakened by concerns over Donald Trump’s imminent return.
By: Sangmi Cha, Winnie Hsu
Chinese Stocks Slump as Weak Tech Earnings Hurt Sentiment Sangmi Cha and Winnie Hsu 3 min read In this article
Kuaishou Technology and New Oriental Education & Technology Group Inc. will be added to Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index and New World Development Co. removed following a quarterly review, according to a statement from the index compiler.
Kuaishou Technology and New Oriental Education & Technology Group Inc. will be added to Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index and New World Development
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