On September 16, 2026, US equities started strong driven by expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut, whereas South Korean markets remained mixed amid ongoing volatility in semiconductors and secondary batteries. We break down the impact of the Fed's rate cuts on Korean stocks and current supply-demand dynamics for major equities.
2026년 9월 11일, 국제 유가 급등과 글로벌 국채 금리 상승으로 코스피가 7,000선 아래로 내려앉았습니다. 9월 13일 현재 WTI 유가가 배럴당 $100에 근접하면서 7,000선 방어가 주요 관전 포인트로 떠올랐습니다.
On September 8, 2026, Korean equities showed mixed movement with profit-taking following the previous day's surge, while US markets closed higher driven by Federal Reserve rate cut expectations and tech strength. Amid heightened volatility in the semiconductor sector, investors are closely watching global macro indicators and upcoming corporate earnings.
On August 27, 2026, the KOSPI closed higher, recovering from previous losses as sector rotation buying flowed into the domestic market despite a wait-and-see stance ahead of Nvidia's earnings and PCE inflation data releases.
As of May 18, 2026, a deepening sell-off in global bond markets and a subsequent surge in yields are putting heavy pressure on stocks. Lingering inflation concerns are driving up U.S. and international government bond yields, triggering volatility across risk assets. Both U.S. and Korean markets are taking a breather amid this period of global macroeconomic uncertainty.
Here is a quick look at the market situation for May 17, 2026. The KOSPI hit a record-breaking 8,000 points, but it's a tug-of-war: while foreign investors keep selling, retail investors are pouring 34 trillion won into the market. Platforms like Infostock are tracking the latest, though data extracted from screenshots can be tricky, so check the sites for the deep-dive numbers.
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