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The KOSPI opened up 1.17% on Wednesday at 6,951.27 points, tracking overnight gains in U.S. semiconductor stocks, but high U.S. Treasury yields curbed investor sentiment.
The KOSPI opened up 1.17% on Wednesday at 6,951.27 points, tracking overnight gains in U.S. semiconductor stocks, but high U.S. Treasury yields curbed investor sentiment.
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Bloomberg Markets: South Korean Stocks to Lose $40 Billion Buyback Support Early
Bloomberg Markets: South Korean Stocks to Lose $40 Billion Buyback Support Early
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Seoul stocks open lower Tuesday, with KOSPI falling 0.19% to 6,876.43, tracking Wall Street losses amid rising oil prices, inflation concerns, and Middle East tensions.
Seoul stocks open lower Tuesday, with KOSPI falling 0.19% to 6,876.43, tracking Wall Street losses amid rising oil prices, inflation concerns, and Middle East tensions.
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South Korea's KOSPI index plunged 2.70% on Monday, falling below the 7,000-point mark to close at 6,889.74 points. Retail investors and foreign capital have cumulatively net sold over 33 trillion Korean Won this month.
The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) plummeted 2.70% on Monday (28th), falling below the 7,000-point mark to close at 6,889.74 points, dragged down by a sharp rise in US long-term government
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South Korea's stock market "sidecar" circuit breaker mechanism has been triggered a record number of times, raising questions about its effectiveness.
Record triggers of South Korea's "sidecar" circuit breaker mechanism are raising questions about its effectiveness. This year, the benchmark KOSPI has triggered the mechanism 49 times, almost double t
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South Korean stocks open 2.02% higher on Tuesday, led by chip gains amid revived AI hopes
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rose 141.58 points to 7,149.3 as of 9:15 a.m. local time. This follows a record close for the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite, driven by renewed opt
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Seoul stocks rise 1.65% on chip gains despite Middle East tensions
Seoul stocks rose Monday as investors scooped up semiconductor shares, offsetting concerns over renewed tensions in the Middle East and elevated oil prices. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price I
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FT: South Korea's 'hottest stock market' volatility is hurting its national image
Financial Times reports that South Korea's wild stock price swings are hurting the country's image.
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Seoul stocks open higher Monday, with Kospi up 0.93% on chip gains, though oil prices and Middle East tensions keep investors cautious
Seoul stocks opened higher Monday, with the benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (Kospi) up 64.09 points, or 0.93 percent, to 6,958.32 as of 9:15 a.m., led by gains in tech heavyweights. Howeve
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South Korean stocks opened up 2.24% on Friday, boosted by falling oil prices and easing inflation concerns following the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike.
The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) opened up 150.53 points, or 2.24%, at 6,865.94 points on Friday (9:15 AM KST). This followed an overnight rally on Wall Street, as falling oil prices and
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South Korean stocks opened 0.1% higher at 6724.46 on Thursday, led by tech shares.
South Korean stocks opened higher on Thursday, with the Kospi index rising 0.1% to 6724.46 points, led by technology shares. This came despite the Federal Reserve's first interest rate hike in over th
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South Korean stock market trading volume has shrunk to its lowest level since 2026, with the average daily turnover in September falling to $15 billion.
Bloomberg Markets reported that South Korean stock trading has shrunk to its lowest level this year, with the average daily turnover of the KOSPI index falling to 20.6 trillion Korean won (approximate
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Seoul stocks open almost flat on Thursday as investors await US Fed rate decision and eye rising oil prices
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) was up 0.69 point, or 0.01 percent, to 6,627.95 points as of 9:15 a.m. Wall Street stocks closed lower overnight, with the S&P 500 down 0.45 per
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South Korea's Kospi market capitalization wiped out over $147 billion in past month due to chip sell-off
South Korea's stock market rally has stalled as chip stocks lose ground, wiping more than 200 trillion won ($147.3 billion) off its combined market capitalization over the past month. The combined mar
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Seoul stocks open sharply lower, KOSPI down 3.14% amid Mideast uncertainty
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) opened down 217.3 points to 6,692.61 on Monday. This decline occurred as geopolitical uncertainties in the Middle East pushed up oil prices, buc
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Dalio and Bloomberg Analysts Reveal $10,000 Investment Directions: Bullish on South Korean Stocks, Water ETFs, Luxury Goods, Gold, and Bitcoin
Against a backdrop of record-high stock markets and ongoing bond sell-offs, Ray Dalio and Bloomberg analysts have offered investment advice. Bloomberg analysts suggest focusing on the South Korean sto
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Seoul shares dip 1.76% to 6,909.91 on September 11, driven by rising oil prices and inflation concerns
Seoul shares fell sharply on Friday, September 11, as surging oil prices heightened inflation concerns. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) closed 124.01 points, or 1.76 percent, d
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DeepSeek's Latest AI Model Raises Doubts on Memory Chip Demand, Prompting Caution Among Investors in South Korean Stocks
Fund managers re-entering South Korean memory makers' stocks received a fresh warning after DeepSeek's new artificial intelligence model cast uncertainty on the strength of demand for memory chips.
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Seoul shares open lower, Kospi down 0.29% to 7,031.53, tracking Wall Street losses amid Mideast tensions and rising oil prices
Seoul shares opened lower Thursday, tracking Wall Street losses, as surging oil prices caused by intensifying tensions in the Middle East fueled inflation concerns ahead of key US inflation data. The
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The Korean Won has risen to a nearly two-year high against the US Dollar, with its upward momentum reaching extreme levels.
The Korean won strengthened to its strongest level against the dollar in nearly two years on Monday, with extreme upward momentum, driven by a rally in semiconductor stocks and sustained foreign inflo
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Goldman Sachs strategist Moe is bullish on the South Korean stock market, anticipating an 80% upside due to the underestimated boost from AI for memory chip manufacturers.
Goldman Sachs strategist Moe is bullish on the South Korean stock market, anticipating an 80% upside due to the underestimated boost from AI for memory chip manufacturers.
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South Korean stocks opened up 1.47% on Friday, reaching 6,676.38 points, as dovish remarks from Federal Reserve officials eased concerns about interest rate hikes.
South Korean stocks opened up 1.47% on Friday, reaching 6,676.38 points, as dovish remarks from Federal Reserve officials eased concerns about interest rate hikes.
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South Korean stocks opened 1.33% higher on Thursday before paring gains to 0.57%, as oil prices retreated after Donald Trump downplayed the conflict with Iran.
South Korea's KOSPI index opened 1.33% higher on Thursday, then pared gains to trade at 6600.4 points, up 0.57%, as of 9:15 AM. This followed a rally on Wall Street overnight, after US President Donal
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South Korean stocks closed higher on Monday, with tech shares rebounding despite hawkish remarks from Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh; the KOSPI index rose 0.46% to 6,820 points.
South Korean stocks closed higher on Monday, with technology shares rebounding despite hawkish remarks from Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh; the KOSPI index rose 0.46% to 6,820.02 points.
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South Korea's KOSPI index is down 4.77% from its previous close, currently at 5,654.61.
South Korea's KOSPI index is down 4.77% from its previous close, currently at 5,654.61.
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South Korea's KOSPI index plunged 4.68%, triggering a sell-side circuit breaker and halting program trading.
The Korea Exchange (KRX) activated its sell-side circuit breaker for the benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) on Friday due to a sharp decline in the index. According to the KRX, progra
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South Korean stocks open 2.99% lower to 5,760.35 points on Wall Street losses and renewed AI concerns
South Korean stocks open 2.99% lower to 5,760.35 points on Wall Street losses and renewed AI concerns
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South Korean shares fall 1.24% to 5,937.66 as Samsung disappoints on Q3 earnings and shareholder returns
South Korean shares fell 1.24% on Thursday, with the benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) closing at 5,937.66 points, following Samsung Electronics' third-quarter earnings that slightly
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South Korea's KOSPI index surged 6.63% to 6012.44 points on Wednesday, boosted by AI optimism and strong earnings from SK Hynix, triggering a circuit breaker on the Korea Exchange.
South Korea's KOSPI index surged 6.63% to 6012.44 points on Wednesday, driven by AI optimism and strong earnings from SK Hynix, prompting the Korea Exchange to trigger circuit breakers. Shares of chip
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South Korea's KOSPI index rose 6.16% from its previous close, now at 5,985.55.
South Korea's KOSPI index rose 6.16% from its previous close, now at 5,985.55.
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South Korea's KOSPI index rose 5.18% from its previous close, now at 5,930.51.
South Korea's KOSPI index rose 5.18% from its previous close, now at 5,930.51.
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South Korean stocks opened sharply higher on Wednesday, with the KOSPI index rising 3.26% to 5,822.07 points, primarily boosted by a resurgence in AI optimism and strong semiconductor earnings from SK Hynix, while tracking overnight gains on Wall Street.
South Korean stocks opened sharply higher on Wednesday, with the KOSPI index rising 3.26% to 5,822.07 points, primarily boosted by a resurgence in AI optimism and strong semiconductor earnings from SK
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South Korean stocks opened higher on Tuesday, with the benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rising 189.18 points, or 3.46%
South Korean stocks opened higher on Tuesday, with the benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rising 189.18 points, or 3.46%, to 5,658.65, boosted by overnight gains on Wall Street, optim
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The Nikkei 225 index opened 0.5% higher, and South Korea's Seoul Composite Index opened 3.5% higher. SK Hynix rose over 6%, and Samsung Electronics rose over 4%.
The Nikkei 225 index opened 0.5% higher, and South Korea's Seoul Composite Index opened 3.5% higher. SK Hynix rose over 6%, and Samsung Electronics rose over 4%.
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South Korean brokerages are warning of further downside in the Kospi as foreign selling and weakening trading activity weigh on stocks
South Korean brokerages are warning of further downside in the Kospi as foreign selling and weakening trading activity weigh on stocks. Korea Investment & Securities has identified 5,200 as a potentia
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Emerging market stocks fell on Monday, with the MSCI Emerging Markets Equity Index dropping 0.3%, extending last week's 2.6% decline
Emerging market stocks fell on Monday, with the MSCI Emerging Markets Equity Index dropping 0.3%, extending last week's 2.6% decline. Both the Kospi and Hang Seng Tech Index fell by at least 1% during
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South Korean retail investor funds have shrunk by 51 trillion KRW to 88.68 trillion KRW, hitting a nearly 9-month low with a 36.5% decline.
According to data from the Korea Financial Investment Association, as of October 22, the balance of investor deposits at South Korean brokerages fell to 88.68 trillion Korean Won (approximately $35.5
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Tech Stock Plunge Halves South Korea's Market Valuation Compared to Indonesia
Tech Stock Plunge Halves South Korea's Market Valuation Compared to Indonesia
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South Korean stocks opened lower on Friday, with the KOSPI down 2.83% to 5,377.17 points as of 9:15 AM.
South Korean stocks opened down 2.36% on Friday. As of 9:15 AM, the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell 156.6 points, extending its decline to 2.83%, to 5,377.17 points. Overnight declines
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South Korean stocks fell, dragged down by chipmakers, amid a tech sell-off in the U.S. and rising oil prices.
South Korean stocks fell, dragged down by chipmakers, amid a tech sell-off in the U.S. and rising oil prices.
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South Korea's KOSPI index closed down 3.52% at 5,533.77 points on Thursday, due to profit-taking and concerns over the AI value chain.
South Korean stocks fell sharply on Thursday, with the KOSPI index closing down 201.8 points, or 3.52%, at 5,533.77 points. Investors engaged in profit-taking in major chip stocks, while ongoing conce
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South Korean stocks surged over 3% on Wednesday, as concerns over AI spending eased.
South Korean stocks rebounded on Wednesday from the previous session's sharp decline, with semiconductor shares rising and easing concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) spending. The benchmark Ko
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South Korean stocks opened sharply higher on Wednesday as investors weighed AI earnings concerns ahead of Meta's earnings report.
South Korean stocks opened sharply higher on Wednesday as investors weighed concerns about the profitability of AI infrastructure ahead of Meta Platforms' earnings report. The benchmark KOSPI index op
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South Korean AI firm Elice plunges over 30% on debut, deepening AI market jitters as Brent crude tops $111
South Korean data centre company Elice (0158S0) saw its stock plunge over 30% on its debut Tuesday, closing at 60,500 won ($45.57) from an offer price of 90,500 won. The IPO raised $151 million at a v
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South Korean shares open sharply lower Tuesday, with KOSPI falling 2.26% amid AI investment concerns
South Korean shares open sharply lower Tuesday, with KOSPI falling 2.26% amid AI investment concerns
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South Korean President Lee Jae Myung says Kospi correction inevitable
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung said a correction in the country’s equity market was inevitable after its rapid ascent, while arguing that domestic stocks remain undervalued. His comments follow
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Seoul Shares Rebound 1.76% on Institutional Buying Despite AI Investment Concerns
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) closed up 99.96 points to 5,768.01 on Monday, reversing an earlier 3.17% loss. Institutions net bought 574.66 billion won ($432 million). The Ko
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South Korean stocks resumed their decline on Monday, driven by concerns over storage chip demand following DeepSeek's latest model and worries about AI funding.
South Korean stocks resumed their decline on Monday, driven by concerns over storage chip demand following DeepSeek's latest model and worries about AI funding.
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