'Donghak Gaemi' Returns After Four Days... KOSPI Rebounds to 2430 Intraday

First Two-Day Consecutive Rebound Since 'Gyeoeomryeong Incident'
Among Top Market Caps, NAVER and KB Financial Show Strength
KOSDAQ Rises Additional 2% Following Previous Day's 5% Gain

The KOSPI index, which had slumped following the martial law situation, has continued to rebound for two consecutive trading days.

As of 10:04 AM on the 11th, the KOSPI is trading at 2438.07, up 0.84% (20.23 points) compared to the previous trading day. The KOSPI index started at 2412.15, down 5.69 points (0.24%) from the previous day, but buying momentum flowed in after the market opened, reversing the decline and pushing the index above the previous day's closing price. Additional buying momentum has continued since then.

By investor type, individual investors switched from selling to buying after four trading days, with a net purchase of 128.5 billion KRW. Meanwhile, foreign investors are net selling 100 billion KRW, and institutions are net selling 28.1 billion KRW.

By sector, IT Services (2.39%), Machinery Equipment (2.23%), Transportation Parts (1.95%), and Medical Precision (2.00%) are particularly strong. Only two sectors, Electric & Gas (-0.16%) and Metals (-0.79%), are declining.

785 stocks are rising, 111 stocks are falling, and 37 stocks are unchanged. Among the top 10 stocks by market capitalization, all are rising except SK Hynix (-0.70%), Hyundai Motor (-0.48%), and Korea Zinc (-3.98%). NAVER (2.87%) and KB Financial Group (2.04%) are showing especially strong performance.

The U.S. stock market closed lower across the board the previous day. Concerns over the November Consumer Price Index (CPI) and a sharp drop in semiconductor stocks led the decline.

The KOSDAQ index is trading at 675.35, up 13.76 points (2.08%) from the previous day.

By investor type, similar to the KOSPI, only individual investors are net buyers with 63 billion KRW. Foreign investors are net sellers of 36.5 billion KRW, and institutions are net sellers of 29.5 billion KRW.

1,472 stocks are rising, 176 stocks are falling, and 40 stocks are unchanged. Among the top 10 stocks by market capitalization, all are rising except for KOSDAQ leader Alteogen (-1.73%). HLB (2.86%), Classys (4.15%), and Shinseong Delta Tech (16.33%) have relatively large gains.