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Foreign buying lifts KOSPI 3.76 percent to just below 6,600
South Korea\'s KOSPI rose 3.76 percent to 6,598.26 on Tuesday, lifted by about 1.45 trillion won in foreign net buying. The index opened above 6,600 but ended slightly below that level after trimming gains. A buy-sidecar was triggered early in the session as KOSPI200 futures surged. Chip and IT blue chips including Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix gained, while the won strengthened against the dollar.
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KOSPI surge triggers buy sidecar as gains widen above 6,600
South Korea\'s KOSPI extended early gains above the 6,600 level on Tuesday, triggering a buy sidecar in the main market for the first time in three trading sessions since July 31. The Korea Exchange activated the mechanism at 9:24:56 a.m., temporarily suspending the effectiveness of program buy orders for five minutes after KOSPI200 futures rose more than 5 percent above the benchmark price for over one minute.
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KOSPI surges past 6,600 as foreigners buy 309.7 billion won
South Korea\'s KOSPI rose above the 6,600 level in early trading, supported by strength in U.S. technology and semiconductor stocks. As of 9:13 a.m., the index was up 281.14 points, or 4.42 percent, at 6,640.09. Foreign investors were net buyers of 309.7 billion won, while individuals and institutions sold. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix led gains, and the won strengthened against the dollar.
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