[At a Glance]
1. Emergency as telecom and financial sectors face successive "hacking incidents"... Government pushes for "stronger fines and punitive penalties"
2. Outbound direct investment drops 13% in Q2... Impacted by prolonged U.S. tariff negotiations
3. Financial Services Commission to raise mortgage risk weight to 20%... Aiming to promote productive financial investment

MARKET INDEX : Year to date
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○ Caution grows as the New York Stock Exchange hits record highs
○ PCE becomes a variable amid divided expectations for rate cuts
○ U.S. Micron's earnings announcement on the 23rd draws attention

Top 3 NEWS
■ Government announces tough anti-hacking measures... Plans for ex officio investigations and punitive fines
○ National Security Office leads cross-ministerial response
○ Comprehensive review of security from the ground up, fundamental measures to be established
○ Emergency inspection of corporate IT security
■ Global trade environment uncertainty rises... Q2 outbound direct investment plunges 13.4%
○ Total investment: $14.15 billion
○ Sharp declines in information and communications, and real estate sectors
○ "Monitoring trade risks"
■ "Major improvements to bank capital regulations, reducing real estate loans and increasing corporate lending"
○ Financial Services Commission holds a meeting on productive financial transformation
○ Announces improvement plans for bank risk-weighted asset (RWA) ratio regulations
○ Push to reduce real estate funding and increase corporate lending
Graphic News: China pushes forward with innovative new drugs despite U.S. sanctions
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○ U.S. considers strengthening regulations on Chinese pharmaceuticals
○ China halves the clinical approval period for innovative new drugs
○ Korean companies face both opportunities and pressure amid the power struggle

the Chart: 'National Stock' Samsung Electronics reclaims the 80,000 won mark... "On track for 100,000"
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○ Ranked No. 1 in net buying by foreigners and institutions this month
○ Target price raised repeatedly as memory market conditions improve
○ Short-term surge fatigue and short selling remain variables

Today's Key Schedule

Domestic

KOSDAQ Samsung SPAC No.11 subscription, confirmed public offering price: 2,000 won

KOSDAQ KB SPAC No.33 subscription, confirmed public offering price: 2,000 won



Overseas

21:30 U.S. Chicago Fed National Activity Index (August)

21:30 Canada Raw Materials Price Index (MoM) (August)

21:45 Speech by Bundesbank's Mauderer (Germany)

22:00 France 1-year BTF government bond auction

22:45 Speech by Bank of England MPC member Pill (U.K.)

23:55 Speech by Bank of Canada Deputy Governor Rogers (Canada)

◇ Lunchtime & Evening Weather
○ Lowest temperature: 16°C (0°C) | Highest temperature: 25°C (1°C)
○ Precipitation probability: 20% in the morning | 20% in the afternoon
○ Fine dust: Good in the morning | Good in the afternoon
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