On the 27th, the KOSPI index closed at 2031.20, up 1.42 points (0.07%) from the previous day. (Photo by Yonhap News)

On the 27th, the KOSPI index closed at 2031.20, up 1.42 points (0.07%) from the previous day. (Photo by Yonhap News)

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[Asia Economy Reporter Geum Bo-ryeong] On the 28th, the KOSPI showed a recovery from the 2040 level to the 2050 level after opening.


As of 9:23 AM that day, the KOSPI was at 2050.10, up 18.90 points (0.93%) from the previous session.


The KOSPI opened at 2047.08, up 15.88 points (0.78%) from the previous trading day, and maintained its upward trend.


In the securities market, foreigners were net buyers of 48.3 billion KRW. On the other hand, individuals and institutions were net sellers of 5.6 billion KRW and 48.7 billion KRW, respectively.


By sector, electric and electronics (1.91%), finance (1.56%), and transportation and warehousing (1.58%) rose, while pharmaceuticals (0.24%) and machinery (0.25%) declined.


Among the top 10 by market capitalization, Samsung Electronics (1.80%), SK Hynix (3.69%), NAVER (0.22%), and LG Chem (1.14%) rose, whereas Samsung Biologics (0.48%) and Celltrion (0.23%) fell.


At the same time, the KOSDAQ was at 727.42, up 2.83 points (0.39%) from the previous trading day.


The KOSDAQ opened at 728.76, up 4.17 points (0.58%) from the previous session, and maintained its rise.


In the KOSDAQ market, individuals were net buyers of 45.2 billion KRW, while foreigners and institutions were net sellers of 16.5 billion KRW and 12.1 billion KRW, respectively.


By sector, finance (0.81%), pharmaceuticals (0.43%), and publishing and media reproduction (1.74%) rose, while transportation (0.13%) declined.



Among the top market capitalization stocks in the KOSDAQ market, Celltrion Healthcare (0.46%), Alteogen (2.45%), and Celltrion Pharm (1.65%) rose, while Pearl Abyss (0.39%) and CJ ENM (0.67%) fell.


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