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Foreign selling of 2.5 trillion won pulls KOSPI down 0.25%, but it holds 7,000
South Korea\'s KOSPI fell on Thursday as foreigners stepped up selling, but it held the 7,000 mark after recovering most intraday losses on buying by institutions and retail investors. The index closed down 0.25% at 7,033.92 after briefly sliding to the 6,900 level. Foreigners were net sellers of 2.49 trillion won, while individuals and institutions were net buyers. The won ended firmer against the dollar and the Kosdaq rose.
Finance
KRX to launch after-hours market, trading until 8 p.m. from Sept. 14
The Korea Exchange (KRX) will operate an after-hours market from Sept. 14, allowing real-time stock trading until 8 p.m. after the regular session ends. The exchange said it revised rules for its KOSPI and KOSDAQ markets and that 38 brokerages, representing 95.2 percent market share, plan to participate. Existing after-hours single-price trading will be abolished and replaced by continuous matching from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Finance
KOSPI opens higher, renews bid to hold 7,000 level
South Korea\'s KOSPI opened higher on Tuesday and moved back above the 7,000 level in early trade after slipping below it in the previous session on profit-taking. Buying interest centered on semiconductor shares, including SK Hynix. As of 9:09 a.m., the index was up 0.77 percent at 7,007.77. The won strengthened against the dollar, while the Kosdaq index also rose.
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Finance
KOSPI gives up 7,000 level, Kosdaq also falls
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Finance
KOSPI reclaims 7,000 level after 15 sessions, rises early
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Finance
Finance network separation rules eased, fueling 140 trillion won fintech investment
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Finance
KOSPI jumps 4.61 percent to just below 7,000 on semiconductor rally
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Finance
KOSPI surges past 6,900 on semiconductor rally as foreigners and institutions lead buying
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Industry
RideFlux signs MOU with Tata Daewoo Mobility on Level 2+ autonomous driving
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Finance
IPO market stirs as duplicate listing ban takes effect, investor sentiment still weak
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Finance
KOSPI fails to break 7,000, returns to range trading; focus on U.S. rates and inflation
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AI & Enterprise
Intellivix wins Kosdaq preliminary listing approval, seeks standard IPO
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Finance
KOSPI rebounds 1.64 percent as foreigners and institutions buy 2 trillion won; Kosdaq jumps nearly 3 percent
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Finance
Kosdaq firms below market cap threshold can move to Konex, delisting rules revised
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Finance
Kosdaq tech listings top 300 after 21 years, total IPO proceeds 8 trillion won
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Finance
KOSPI ends slightly higher as semiconductor stocks extend losses
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Finance
KOSDAQ rally faces policy test as segmentation delays, tougher delisting rules loom
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Finance
Foreigners and institutions dump nearly 4 trillion won; KOSPI slumps 4 percent