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The domestic market is braced for a correction following a hawkish FOMC stance and recent rapid gains, with growing caution around high valuations despite strong semiconductor industry performance in the first half.
미국과 이란 간의 종전 협상이 진전되고 미국 반도체주가 반등하면서 국내 증시가 크게 올랐어요. 코스피는 5% 이상 상승했고, IT, 조선, 반도체 섹터가 시장을 이끌었답니다.
The domestic market is showing increased volatility ahead of the U.S. FOMC decision, with semiconductor and nuclear power stocks leading the charge. Strong buying from foreign and institutional investors is helping the KOSPI hold above the 8,100 mark.
미국발 반도체 랠리와 중동 긴장 완화에 힘입어 국내 증시가 강세로 마감했습니다. 원전, 반도체, 로봇주가 상승장을 주도했습니다.
The KOSPI surged over 4%, led by semiconductor stocks, with Samsung Electronics leverage ETFs posting double-digit returns. Despite Middle East tensions and inflation worries, investor sentiment toward the AI semiconductor sector is recovering.
"The domestic market is expected to open lower due to renewed geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran, alongside a global tech slump triggered by SoftBank, while extreme volatility continues with sidecars triggered for four consecutive days."
After an 8%+ plunge triggered a circuit breaker on June 8, the KOSPI rebounded by 3-4% on June 9. Experts view the recent dip as a short-term overheating correction and suggest a potential rally in the second half of the year.
After a rough "Black Monday," the KOSPI and KOSDAQ saw a sharp 3-4% rebound as semiconductor stocks, led by a 15% surge in SK Hynix, recovered following strength in the U.S. market.
Following a "Black Monday" morning plunge, the KOSPI saw a partial recovery but hovered around the 7,500 mark. Persistent foreign net selling and a sharp currency spike (hitting 1,555 KRW) have severely soured market sentiment.
The KOSPI retreated to the 8600 level as foreign investors cashed out in bulk amid Middle East tensions and weakening semiconductor sentiment, with a record-breaking 20 sidecar triggers this year signaling extreme market volatility.
The KOSDAQ index finally bounced back after a 6-day slump, signaling a potential recovery in neglected sectors. Meanwhile, the KOSPI continues to see a bifurcated market driven by a heavy reliance on semiconductor stocks and extreme volatility, with 20 sidecar triggers recorded this year alone.
The KOSPI index retreated to the 8600 level on the 4th, pressured by massive sell-offs from foreign investors. A 19-day streak of net selling combined with a sharp rise in the exchange rate has significantly dampened market sentiment.
The KOSPI has surpassed the 8600 mark to reach new all-time highs, but heavy concentration in semiconductor stocks like Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix suggests it's time to consider diversifying your portfolio.
The KOSPI is soaring to new record highs, fueled by high demand for semiconductor stocks like Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. Optimism over a potential peace deal in Iran and positive momentum from U.S. tech stocks are driving the current market rally.
The KOSPI is holding strong near record highs, driven by excitement over NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's upcoming visit and hopes for an end to the U.S.-Iran conflict. Semiconductor and AI-related stocks are leading the charge.
The KOSPI reached an all-time high, buoyed by hopes for a U.S.-Iran ceasefire, a positive trend in U.S. tech stocks, and the upcoming visit of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, with institutional investors leading the charge in semiconductor blue chips.
"The KOSPI surged 2.43% to a record 8,476 points, fueled by a massive 2 trillion won net buying spree from institutional investors. Optimism was further bolstered by hopes of a U.S.-Iran ceasefire and stable U.S. inflation data."
The KOSPI index soared to a record high of 8094.90, though specific closing data for May 28th remains pending. Market sentiment was lifted by progress in U.S.-Iran negotiations and a drop in oil prices and interest rates, fueled by strong net buying from foreign and institutional investors.
The KOSPI hit a record high of 8,094.90, buoyed by stabilizing oil prices, interest rates, and hopes for an end to the U.S.-Iran conflict. While semiconductor stocks rallied on the launch of new single-stock leveraged ETFs, foreigners continued a 12-day selling streak, shifting their capital into robotics, AI infrastructure, and ESS sectors.
On Friday, May 22, 2026, the KOSPI index closed at 7,847.71, buoyed by strong buying from retail and institutional investors, which offset a massive 1.92 trillion won net sell-off by foreign investors. Technical indicators continue to signal a bullish trend.
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