South Korea2026-09-01 06:39:56South Korea's KOSPI Rises 0.23% to 6,835.80; SK Hynix Gains 1.13%South Korea's KOSPI closed 0.23% higher at 6,835.80 points, according to Gate data. SK Hynix rose 1.13%, while Samsung Electronics gained 0.38%.1160
South Korea2026-09-01 06:49:59South Korea's KOSPI Rises 0.33% as AI Chip Demand Lifts Tech StocksSouth Korea's benchmark KOSPI rose 0.33% on Tuesday as healthy export figures and firm AI-related semiconductor demand pushed tech stocks higher. Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix and LG Energy Solution were among the leaders. August exports jumped 68.7% from a year earlier, helped by record chip shipments, pointing to sustained strength in AI-driven chip demand. (CoinPedia)880
South Korea2026-08-31 06:40:35Gate data shows South Korea’s KOSPI index is up 3.4% this monthOdaily reported, citing data from Gate, that South Korea’s KOSPI index has posted a cumulative gain of 3.4% for the month. The source item was published as a brief 7x24 market update and did not include added context such as the exact date range used for the monthly calculation, sector-level performance, or related moves in other regional benchmarks. The report also did not provide commentary on the drivers behind the increase. Based on the source text alone, the confirmed fact is limited to the month-to-date rise of 3.4% in the KOSPI index, as referenced through Gate data and carried by Odaily.960
South Korea e2026-08-31 06:55:38South Korea’s KOSPI Closes Up 0.46%, While SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics Gain More Than 1%South Korea’s KOSPI index closed higher on Aug. 31, rising 31.22 points, or 0.46%, to finish at 6,820.1, according to market data cited by BlockBeats from Bitget. The index had fallen more than 3% at one point during the session before reversing to end the day in positive territory. In the same update, Japan’s Nikkei 225 was reported to have closed lower, falling 93.63 points, or 0.14%, to 66,311.93. Among individual stocks mentioned in the report, SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics each rose more than 1%. The figures were published in a brief market update from BlockBeats on Aug. 31.880
KOSPI2026-08-31 06:17:15KOSPI pares losses to 0.1% as local broker says pension funds bought late-session tech sharesSouth Korea’s benchmark KOSPI briefly erased an earlier drop that had reached 3.6%, then traded down 0.1%, according to Odaily. Samsung Securities stock sales trader Roy Lim said pension funds stepped in late in the session to buy KOSPI component stocks, with a focus on technology names. Lim said the funds were net buyers of KRW 120 billion worth of shares within 20 minutes. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix were little changed after both had earlier fallen more than 4% and later recovered those losses. Flow data cited in the report showed retail investors were net buyers of KRW 785 billion in KOSPI stocks, while foreign investors were net sellers of KRW 931 billion. The small-cap KOSDAQ index also cut its earlier decline, narrowing from 4% to about 0.8%. The report attributes the late rebound in the benchmark index in part to pension-related buying described by the Samsung Securities trader.1150
South Korea2026-08-31 05:27:30Korea’s KOSPI Turns Higher, Erasing an Earlier 3.6% DropSouth Korea’s KOSPI index moved back into positive territory on Aug. 31, according to market data cited by BlockBeats from Bitget. The index was reported at 6795.96, up 7.08 points from the open, a gain of 0.1%. The move erased an earlier 3.6% decline. No additional details on the earlier drop or the drivers behind the rebound were provided in the source. The update was published as a brief market item and focused solely on the latest index reading and its change versus the opening level.830
KOSPI2026-08-31 00:01:59South Korea's KOSPI Drops 2.58% at Open; Samsung, SK Hynix SlipSouth Korea's KOSPI fell 2.58% in early trading, with Samsung Electronics down 3% and SK Hynix down 3.5%, according to Gate data. Japan's Nikkei 225 opened 731.46 points lower, a 1.10% decline, at 65,674.10 on Monday.980
South Korea s2026-08-31 00:03:11South Korean and Japanese Stocks Open Sharply Lower, With SK Hynix Down More Than 4%South Korean and Japanese equities opened sharply lower on Aug. 31, according to market data cited by BlockBeats from Bitget. The move came under the impact of the U.S.-Iran conflict, which weighed on regional risk sentiment at the open. Japan’s Nikkei 225 fell 1.1% at the open, while South Korea’s KOSPI opened down 2.6%. Among heavyweight names, SK Hynix dropped more than 4%, and Samsung Electronics fell 3.31%. The report focused on the early market reaction in the two benchmark indexes and the declines seen in major semiconductor stocks.890