Seoul shares fall for 2nd day on foreign selling amid renewed Hormuz tensions
Among gainers, market bellwether Samsung Electronics rose 0.22 percent to 231,000 won, and defense giant Hanwha Aerospace climbed 4.08 percent to 1,097,000 won
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Among gainers, market bellwether Samsung Electronics rose 0.22 percent to 231,000 won, and defense giant Hanwha Aerospace climbed 4.08 percent to 1,097,000 won. Chip giant SK hynix dropped 4.88 percent to 1,422,000 won, top carmaker Hyundai Motor declined 1.12 percent to 395,500 won, and Lotte Shopping plunged 12.93 percent to 99,700 won. Shipbuilder Hanwha Ocean backtracked 1.43 percent to 89,400 won, and national flag carrier Korean Air shed 1.27 percent to 27,150 won.
Furthermore, Seoul shares fall for 2nd day on foreign selling amid renewed Hormuz tensions. Trade volume was light at 297.18 million shares worth 24.3 trillion won ($17.1 billion), with winners outnumbering losers 552 to 321. The index plunged 4.58 percent in the previous session, dragged down mainly by losses in technology stocks.
In addition, In Seoul, large-cap stocks were mixed.
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Among gainers, market bellwether Samsung Electronics rose 0.22 percent to 231,000 won, and defense giant Hanwha Aerospace climbed 4.08 percent to 1,097,000 won.
reliability low1/2 sourcesChip giant SK hynix dropped 4.88 percent to 1,422,000 won, top carmaker Hyundai Motor declined 1.12 percent to 395,500 won, and Lotte Shopping plunged 12.93 percent to 99,700 won.
reliability low1/2 sourcesShipbuilder Hanwha Ocean backtracked 1.43 percent to 89,400 won, and national flag carrier Korean Air shed 1.27 percent to 27,150 won.
reliability low1/2 sourcesSeoul shares fall for 2nd day on foreign selling amid renewed Hormuz tensions.
reliability low1/2 sourcesTrade volume was light at 297.18 million shares worth 24.3 trillion won ($17.1 billion), with winners outnumbering losers 552 to 321.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe index plunged 4.58 percent in the previous session, dragged down mainly by losses in technology stocks.
reliability low1/2 sources7 (Yonhap) -- Seoul shares ended lower for a second straight session Friday, weighed down by foreign selling as renewed tensions in the Middle East dampened investor sentiment.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn Seoul, large-cap stocks were mixed.
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