Japan and South Korea equities both finished lower on July 24, according to data from MSX.COM. The Nikkei 225 closed down 1,811.45 points, or 2.73%, at 64,611.15. South Korea’s KOSPI fell 406.87 points, or 5.73%, to 6,690.02. Among major tech names, SK Hynix dropped 8.33% at the close, while Samsung Electronics fell 7.59%. The move left South Korean chip stocks notably weaker by the end of the session, with the broader KOSPI posting the steeper decline between the two benchmark indexes.
Odaily reported, citing MSX.COM data, that Japan and South Korea stocks both closed lower on July 24.
The Nikkei 225 fell 1,811.45 points, or 2.73%, to close at 64,611.15. South Korea’s KOSPI dropped 406.87 points, or 5.73%, to 6,690.02.
Among individual stocks, SK Hynix closed down 8.33%, while Samsung Electronics fell 7.59%.
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