The Kospi Index in Korea rose the second day in a row

On 5 August, the Kospi index in the Republic of Korea rose by 4.7 per cent, including a rise in chips, a dramatic increase in American half-conductor shares overnight and a fall in oil prices to improve market sentiment. The Kospi index rose the next day in a row. “Beared by favourable macro factors, such as falling oil prices, low interest rates and strong semiconductor shares in the United States, the main plate of the Kospi index is likely to be generally strong and to enter the recovery phase.” NH Investment & Security South Korean coupons stock manager Shawn Oh indicates. On Tuesday, Philly's semiconductor index closings rose by 6.6 per cent, with a greater contribution from information and light technology. There are reports that storage chip capacity was sold in 2027, further boosting market sentiment. "The New Wave"