주식 뉴스 브리핑: Finance Energy News
DB Insurance held steady in the 180,000-won range despite a slight dip amid a wait-and-see market mood. NH Investment & Securities maintained a buy rating on Hyundai Department Store while lowering its target price from 180,000 won to 170,000 won. ExxonMobil outperformed the broader U.S. market decline, closing up 1.62%.
Stock News Briefing: 2026-09-25
Finance & Insurance Sector Trends
DB Insurance Edges Down, Holding Steady in the 184,000-Won Range On September 23, DB Insurance closed down 0.70% at 184,600 won on the Kospi market compared to the previous trading day. The drop is analyzed as a result of overall market caution and short-term profit-taking rather than specific bad news.
NH Investment & Securities Lowers Hyundai Department Store Target Price to 170,000 Won — Maintains Buy NH Investment & Securities maintained its buy rating on Hyundai Department Store, highlighting foreign sales growth and Zinus's earnings recovery. However, the target price was lowered from 180,000 won to 170,000 won, with third-quarter consolidated operating profit projected at 89.2 billion won.
NH Investment & Securities Flat During Trading — Minimal Impact from Regular Disclosures NH Investment & Securities traded flat at 26,100 won on the 23rd, unchanged from the previous day. Recent disclosures regarding investment prospectuses and derivative-linked bonds were evaluated as routine business activities with minimal impact on the stock price.
Loss Ratio Issues Amid Weakness in Insurance Stocks Following the conversion of manual therapy to managed care in July, similar treatments like growth-spray therapy have increased, drawing attention to their effect on improving indemnity health insurance loss ratios. The insurance industry is closely watching the follow-up effects alongside expectations to curb widening deficits.
Auto, Energy & Chemicals Sector Trends
ExxonMobil Rises 1.62% Despite U.S. Market Decline ExxonMobil stock closed up 1.62% at $161.28 on the New York Stock Exchange on September 23. While the S&P 500 fell 0.80% on the same day, movements in oil prices and the bond market drove the overall market trend.
ExxonMobil Maintains Strength in Pre-Market Futures ExxonMobil continued its strong trend during trading on the 23rd, rising as high as $162.12, and showed a 1.5% gain in pre-market futures trading. Even as the S&P 500 dropped 0.8%, it maintained relative strength as an energy stock.
Note: No recent articles (past 24h) regarding Hana Financial Group, Kumho Petrochemical, or Hyundai Motor headquarters were found in this survey. However, NH Investment & Securities' report on Hyundai Department Store is the sole recent Hyundai-affiliated item.
Overall Market & Other Highlights
Kospi Closes Up 0.90% — Samsung Electronics Shows Strength in 3% Range On September 23, the Kospi closed up 0.90% at 7,080.92, and the Kosdaq also rose 1.21%. Semiconductor and large-cap stocks like Samsung Electronics and SK Square showed strength, but differentiation among stocks was pronounced amid selling by retail and foreign investors.
U.S. Market Correction — Interest Rate Hike Pressure On September 23, the U.S. market fell with the Dow down 0.68%, the S&P 500 down 0.75%, and the Nasdaq down 1.13%. U.S. Treasury yields rose again to around 20-year highs, putting pressure on the stock market overall, while oil prices continued to decline amid expectations of U.S.-Iran negotiations.
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