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YG Entertainment stocks plummet after BabyMonster debut

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YG Entertainment's shares have slipped for seven consecutive trading days following the highly anticipated girl group's debut. The band was widely expected to become the YG's next breadwinner in line after Blackpink. Rumors have proliferated online regarding whether the four members will extend their exclusive contracts with the K-pop agency.
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YG Entertainment stocks plummet after BabyMonster debut

K-pop group BabyMonster's debut has disappointed Korean stock markets, with YG Entertainment's shares declining for seven straight days. The band was expected to be the agency's next megastar.

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Korea JoongAng Daily broke the news in Seoul, Korea, Republic of on Wednesday, December 6, 2023.
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