Korea's combined equity index rose by the fifth consecutive day of the deal, following the rise in the United States stock market

On August 14, South Korea's combined stock price index (KOSPI) rose by 2.9 per cent, driven by an increase in the United States chip stock. The SK Hercules stock price rose by more than 6 per cent, driving the stock up, and Samsung Electronics and SK Square followed. Foreign funds buy KOSPI shares in early-roll transactions, while local funds sell. The benchmark index has risen by over 11 per cent this week. Korea ' s entrepreneurship small capitalization index increased by as much as 2 per cent. "The New Wave"