[Featured Stock] Samsung Electronics Plummets Over 2% Amid Foreign and Institutional Joint Net Selling
[Asia Economy Reporter Minji Lee] Samsung Electronics is experiencing a sharp decline of over 2% due to selling pressure from foreign and institutional investors.
At 11:10 AM on the 18th, Samsung Electronics was trading at 60,100 KRW, down 2.28% from the previous session on the KOSPI market.
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Currently, the top selling brokers include Morgan Stanley, Daiwa Securities, and CLSA. Foreign investors sold 1,350,848 shares in the market, while institutions sold 775,000 shares.
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