Seoul stocks close nearly 1% higher, KOSPI up 0.97% to 6,808.21, boosted by chip giants' repurchases
South Korean stocks closed up 65.47 points, or 0.97 percent, to 6,808.21 on Wednesday, driven by stock repurchases from the country's chip giants and easing external conditions. Meanwhile, the Korean won fell against the US dollar, as investors await Nvidia's earnings release.
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