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Samsung Fire shares jumped 6.03% to close at 641,000 KRW on September 11. Following strong second-quarter earnings, ExxonMobil closed at $165.99 on September 11 and announced a dividend payout. Global stock markets rebounded on Friday due to falling oil prices and a CPI meeting expectations, though they finished the week lower.
Hana Financial Group is drawing attention for record earnings expectations after Kiwoom Securities raised its price target. ExxonMobil has surged 40% year-to-date on rising oil and solid earnings, with markets watching to see if it tops $200. The Kospi closed lower amid escalating Middle East tensions and oil near $100, while insurance stocks also weakened overall.
DB손해보험이 밸류업 정책 기대감으로 목표주가가 25만원으로 상향되며 주가가 급등했고, 하나금융지주 역시 호실적 기대감에 목표가가 올랐습니다. 현대차와 기아 등 대형 자동차주도 장중 동반 강세를 보였습니다.
Non-life insurance and auto stocks rallied together as concerns re-emerged over a military conflict between the US and Iran, pushing DB Insurance up over 5% during intraday trading. Shinhan Securities raised Hana Financial Group's target price to 160,000 KRW, citing capital ratio improvements from a falling exchange rate, while ExxonMobil recently gained nearly 3% following news that President Trump permitted investments in Venezuelan oil development.
Brokerages are raising their target prices for DB Insurance following its mid-to-long-term value-up plan, with Shinhan Securities lifting its target to 245,000 KRW and Samsung Securities to 250,000 KRW. Meanwhile, rising military tensions between the U.S. and Iran sent oil prices soaring, boosting energy giants like Exxon Mobil in the U.S. market.
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