Japanese and South Korean equities ended higher on July 15, with semiconductor-related shares posting notable gains. According to Odaily, citing Jin10, Japan’s Nikkei 225 closed up 1,008.01 points, or 1.49%, at 68,751.51. Among individual stocks, Kioxia rose 5.4% and Ibiden gained 7.7%.
In South Korea, the KOSPI closed up 427.58 points, or 6.24%, at 7,284.41, while the KOSDAQ advanced 5.79%. Major chip names also moved higher, with SK Hynix up 8.8%, Samsung Electronics up 6.2%, and Hanmi Semiconductor surging 29.8%.
The move left both markets finishing the session in positive territory, with chip stocks standing out across the region.
Japanese and South Korean stocks finished higher on July 15, with chip shares leading the advance.
In Japan, the Nikkei 225 rose 1,008.01 points, or 1.49%, to close at 68,751.51. Among individual stocks, Kioxia gained 5.4% and Ibiden climbed 7.7%.
In South Korea, the KOSPI added 427.58 points, or 6.24%, to 7,284.41, while the KOSDAQ closed up 5.79%. Among individual names, SK Hynix rose 8.8%, Samsung Electronics gained 6.2%, and Hanmi Semiconductor jumped 29.8%.
The figures were carried by Jin10, according to Odaily.
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