KOSPI Zigzagged All Week. Samsung Ended Flat.
KOSPI changed direction every session Oct. 19–23 and fell 2.08% for the week, while Samsung ended flat and SK hynix rose 0.39%. KOSDAQ lost 5.42%.
KOSPI changed direction every session Oct. 19–23 and fell 2.08% for the week, while Samsung ended flat and SK hynix rose 0.39%. KOSDAQ lost 5.42%.
Seoul’s top financial regulator said Oct. 22 its duplicate listing rule covers U.S. IPOs. The next morning, SK hynix stopped reviewing a Solidigm IPO.
Korea’s 15% per-stock margin rule took effect Oct. 19. Brokers set different hurdles for Samsung and SK hynix as margin debt fell 11% in six sessions.
KOSPI closed 39% below its June peak on Oct. 20, yet surveys expect the Bank of Korea to hold rates at 3.00% on Oct. 22. What to watch, and next week’s dates.
KOSPI fell 14.46% in the week to Oct. 16 as foreigners sold about ₩11 trillion, yet the Korean won ended 0.53% stronger. The scoreboard, and why it matters.
KOSPI fell 20.7% in seven sessions. What Korea’s central bank, regulators and pension fund said, day by day: the focus was margin debt, not prices.
KOSPI fell 7.57% on Oct. 15 and tripped a circuit breaker. It is down 20.7% in seven sessions; Samsung Electronics and SK hynix fell further since June.
KOSPI fell 5.46% on Oct. 13, its fifth straight drop. Samsung’s ₩15 trillion buyback ended Oct. 6; SK hynix’s was 84% done by Oct. 6. What to watch this week.
Korea traded only three sessions this week. KOSPI fell 0.89%, 1.98%, then 2.62%, 5.39% in all, while KOSDAQ ended down 0.11%. What it means for EWY holders.
Korea’s financial regulator chief apologized for losses on leveraged Samsung and SK Hynix products. What was said, what is disputed, and what it means for EWY.