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KOSPI slides below 6,800 early as foreigners, institutions sell
South Korea\'s KOSPI fell more than 2 percent in early trading on Sept. 11, slipping to the 6,800 level. Selling by foreigners and institutions weighed on the market as caution grew ahead of the release of U.S. August consumer price index data. Investors also took profits in semiconductor stocks that had led recent gains. The Kosdaq also declined, while the won weakened against the dollar.
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KOSPI gives up 7,000 level, Kosdaq also falls
South Korea’s KOSPI rose above the 7,100 level on Sept. 8 and climbed as high as 7,171.52, but surrendered the 7,000 mark late in the session amid profit-taking pressure after the previous day’s surge. The index ended down 40.87 points, or 0.58 percent, at 6,954.52. The Kosdaq also fell 1.25 percent to 811.88. The won strengthened to 1,344.50 per dollar.
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KOSPI reclaims 7,000 level after 15 sessions, rises early
South Korea’s KOSPI rose above the 7,000 level in early trade on Tuesday, reclaiming the mark for the first time in 15 sessions since Aug. 18. At 9:04 a.m., the index was up 26.72 points, or 0.38 percent, at 7,022.11 after opening higher. Individuals were net buyers, while foreigners and institutions sold. The won strengthened against the dollar.
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Finance
KOSPI jumps 4.61 percent to just below 7,000 on semiconductor rally
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AI & Enterprise
Cleon unveils AI role-play solution with Samsung Life Insurance
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People
Samsung to hold second-half graduate recruitment, GSAT next month
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Finance
KOSPI ends slightly higher as semiconductor stocks extend losses
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Finance
KOSPI holds 6,800 for second day on semiconductor rebound; Kosdaq falls 1.56 percent
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Finance
KOSPI slides back from 7,000 threshold as foreigners sell 1.7 trillion won
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Industry
Samsung Electronics provides 3 billion won to support flood recovery in Gyeongsang
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Finance
KOSPI fails to reclaim 7,000 level, hampered by rate hike
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Finance
South Korean stocks rise for fifth day, KOSPI nears 7,000
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Finance
KOSPI reclaims 7,000 in intraday trade after 21 days on semiconductor gains and foreign buying
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Finance
Semiconductors rally lifts KOSPI up over 4 percent past 6,800
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Finance
Foreign buying of 2.8 trillion won lifts KOSPI 3.68 percent, triggers buy sidecar
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Finance
Retail demand lifts Kosdaq for second session
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Finance
Kosdaq surges nearly 7 percent to top 850; KOSPI also rises
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Finance
KOSPI slumps 4.58% as foreigners net sell 33.3 billion won; Kosdaq holds 800 level