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KOSPI, Kosdaq plunge on \'Black Thursday\', triggering circuit breakers
South Korean stocks plunged again on Thursday, with the KOSPI falling as much as 9 percent intraday and the Kosdaq dropping more than 7 percent. Sell-side sidecars were activated in both markets, followed by level-one circuit breakers that halted trading for 20 minutes. Foreign investors were net sellers of 3.62 trillion won in the main board. Most heavyweight stocks fell sharply, while Samsung Biologics rose.
Finance
KOSPI clings to 6,000 for second day as foreign selling continues
South Korea\'s KOSPI ended down 0.44 percent at 6,008.81 on Oct. 14, after giving up an early rebound that briefly lifted it back above 6,100. Foreign investors sold a net 1.18 trillion won of shares, reversing an early net buying position, while institutions were net buyers. Samsung Electronics was flat and SK Hynix fell. The Kosdaq dropped 1.57 percent. The won strengthened to 1,337.20 per dollar.
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Foreigners dump 4.5 trillion won as KOSPI slides over 5 percent to hold 6,000 level
South Korea\'s KOSPI fell more than 5 percent on Tuesday as foreigners sold 4.51 trillion won in net terms, dragging the index briefly below 6,000 to as low as the 5,900s before it recovered to close above 6,000. Individuals and institutions were net buyers. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix led losses among large caps, while LG Energy Solution rose. The won weakened to 1,344.40 per dollar.
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Finance
KOSPI falls below 6,100 early as big chip stocks slide about 5 percent
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Finance
KOSPI slides on foreign and institution selling; Samsung Electronics falls despite record results
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Industry
Chipmakers\' big two see combined Q3 operating profit near 180 trillion won, record high expected
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Finance
KOSPI jumps 2.66% on semiconductor strength; Kosdaq also ends higher
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Finance
KOSPI ends near flat despite hawkish FOMC as foreigners net sell 2.3 trillion won
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Finance
KOSPI falls below 6,700 as foreigners sell 1 trillion won, shares slump more than 3 percent early
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Finance
KOSPI falls below 7,000 on foreign and institutional selling
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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
KOSPI ends slightly higher as semiconductor stocks extend losses
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Finance
Foreigners and institutions dump nearly 4 trillion won; KOSPI slumps 4 percent
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Finance
KOSPI slides over 2 percent on oil and rate worries, KOSDAQ down 1 percent
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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 ends above 6,820 on semiconductor rebound
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Finance
KOSPI rebounds despite 3.8 trillion won foreign selling; Kosdaq rises 1.7 percent
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Finance
KOSPI falls below 6,700 on foreign selling; Kosdaq rises 1.4 percent