The Korean stock market went down on Wednesday, and the fall of the semiconductor weights was a drag on large-scale performance. Three-star electrons dropped by more than 4 per cent, SK Hercules dropped close to 3 per cent, and two companies fell to offset some of the previous stock increases.
Foreign investment is reduced to suppressed chip plates.
This turnback occurs mainly in semiconductors and large technology units. Reports indicate that foreign investment has recently reduced its hold on the Korean chip stock and put pressure on the plate. Although the data on the South Korean chip exports are still strong, short-line changes in the financial landscape have dominated the market.
On the whole, some South Korean equities recorded between 5 and 10 per cent of the increase that day, but not enough for the fall of the two chips. Owing to the high weight of Samsung electrons and SK Hercules in the index, their stock price fluctuations have a more direct effect on KOSPI.
Weight-weight decline index
This fall in the Korean market reflects a cooling of investors ' risk preferences for large technology shares. Especially in the context of a reduction in foreign investment, semi-conductor plates have become the main direction for sale.
- Three-star electrons dropped more than 4%.
- SK Hercules is down 3%.
- Some of the other Korean shares are up 5% to 10%.
Japanese stock market performance is relatively robust.
Japan ' s Japanese menstrual index performance is stronger than in the Korean market. It was mentioned that the Japan Science and Technology Unit and the Export Unit as a whole remained resilient, resulting in a relatively favourable trend in the Japanese stock.
Next, the market will be concerned about whether the push of the Korean chip plate will ease in the coming trading days. If the semiconductor tap continues to weaken, the KOSPI shortlines may still be subject to significant drag.