Nomura International Wealth Management's North Asia chief investment officer Julia Wang said investment market volatility is 'here to stay' for years unless a global recession occurs, citing structura…
Seoul shares soared 3.76 percent on Wednesday, with the KOSPI closing at 6,598.26, as easing concerns over AI investment profitability and hopes for a US-Iran interim agreement on the Strait of Hormuz…
South Korean stocks surged a record 17.91 percent on Friday, with the KOSPI closing at 6,595.45, as better-than-expected Microsoft earnings eased concerns over AI spending and drove a chip rally. Sams…
Seoul shares plunged nearly 6% Wednesday, extending a rout driven by investor skepticism over whether massive AI spending will yield sufficient returns, with the KOSPI falling 360.42 points to 5,663.2…
Korean stocks plummeted more than 8 percent late Tuesday morning as the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell 580.04 points, or 8.59 percent, to 6,175.71, triggering a marketwide circuit brea…
Korean stocks opened sharply lower Tuesday, with the KOSPI falling 6.41 percent to 6,322.80, driven by losses in tech shares after a selloff in chipmakers on Wall Street. The Korea Exchange activated …
South Korea's KOSPI opened 2.56% higher Thursday, driven by a tech rally after Alphabet reported better-than-expected Q2 revenue with 82% cloud growth and raised capital expenditure forecasts for AI d…
South Korean stocks plunged late Friday morning as investors sold tech shares to lock in profits from the previous session's rally, with the KOSPI dropping 5.61 percent to 8,429.14, triggering a sell-…
Seoul's KOSPI index crossed the 9,000-point milestone on Thursday, reaching 9,000.68, driven by semiconductor and tech stocks. The index broke the new record less than a month after surpassing 8,000 p…
Seoul shares fell nearly 4% late Friday morning as investors locked in profits from a recent tech-led rally, with the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) losing 334.97 points, or 3.88%, to 8,304…