\u25b2 Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix<\/p>\n
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix finished their regular trading sessions with gains in the 2% and 3% ranges, respectively. <\/p>\n
Samsung Electronics closed up 2.20% from the previous session at 255,500 KRW, while SK Hynix rose 3.20% to 1,647,000 KRW. <\/p>\n
The simultaneous gains across the three major New York stock indices overnight, driven by strength in major tech and semiconductor stocks, appear to have influenced the domestic stock market. <\/p>\n
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1.18% from the previous session, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq indices gained 1.06% and 1.40%, respectively. <\/p>\n
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller’s cautious stance on additional interest rate hikes, commonly referred to as dovish remarks, also appears to have had a significant impact. <\/p>\n
In the KOSPI market today (the 4th), foreign investors and institutions net bought 503.4 billion KRW and 1.669 trillion KRW, respectively, while retail investors alone net sold 3.7224 trillion KRW. <\/p>\n
In the KOSPI electrical and electronics sector, which includes Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, foreign investors and institutions also maintained a buying advantage with 757 billion KRW and 957.8 billion KRW, respectively, while individuals recorded a selling advantage of 3.2357 trillion KRW. <\/p>\n
Other corporations, which recently emerged as major supply-and-demand agents influenced by the treasury stock buybacks of Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, net bought 1.5398 trillion KRW in the KOSPI electrical and electronics sector. <\/p>\n
SK Hynix ranked first among foreign net-bought stocks. <\/p>\n
Foreign investors net bought 527.2 billion KRW worth of SK Hynix shares, while net selling 26.4 billion KRW worth of Samsung Electronics. <\/p>\n
Institutions net bought 635.9 billion KRW of Samsung Electronics and 158.6 billion KRW of SK Hynix. <\/p>\n
(Photo: Yonhap News) <\/p>\n
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