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Spunky Kospi is startling analysts
UBS AG and Macquarie Securities Ltd. said Korea’s benchmark Kospi index will rise more than they had previously estimated this year, citing improved corporate governance, takeovers and a positive economic outlook. The Kospi may climb to 1,850 by the…
May 31,2007
90 million shares ready for trading
The Korea Securities Depository said yesterday that 90 million shares at 33 companies that had been prohibited from sale will begin to trade normally next month. The safeguard deposit rule bans major shareholders from selling shares for a certain pe…
May 31,2007
Another Kospi record, but Samsung is sinking
Seoul’s main stock market reached a new high yet again yesterday. The Kospi closed at 1,661.8, up 3.89 points, or 0.2 percent. Shipping led the gain. Hyundai Merchant Marine, Korea’s second largest shipping line, soared by the daily limit of 15 perc…
May 30,2007
Kospi takes a lead from thriving global markets
Korean stock exchanges were bullish yesterday as retail investors gathered up shipping and machinery issues on expectations that the market will follow global growth, said analysts. The main Kospi index finished at 1,657.91, rising 13.35 points, or 0.8 percent, to a new high. “Investors seemed to receive a boost from rallies in other global mark…
May 29,2007
Kospi slips, but a later rally keeps losses small
Seoul’s main market dropped in the wake of an overnight decline in the U.S. market, but retail buying made the fall minimal, analysts said. The benchmark Kospi fell 2.03 points, or 0.1 percent, to 1,644.56. “The key index started lower due to a fall on Wall Street, but it managed to reduce its losses after gains in China’s markets,” said Park Su…
May 26,2007
Exchanges reach 900 trillion won
For a few hours yesterday, Korea’s stock markets exceeded 900 trillion won ($967.5 billion) in market capitalization for the first time, according to the Korean Exchange. And it might not stop. “Within the year, the market capitalization is likely to exceed 1 quadrillion won,” said Hong Kin-seok, the chief of the securities disclosure department …
May 24,2007
Foreign firm wants to get a first listing on Kosdaq
The Chinese audio equipment maker 3NOD Digital Group plans to become the first foreign company to be listed on the Kosdaq market, the firm said yesterday. “Our company plans to exchange technology with Korea’s small- and mid-sized companies,” Chairman Ricky Lui, 36, said in a news conference yesterday. “Then we can enter the Chinese market togethe…
May 24,2007
Despite correction fears, markets rise once again
Seoul’s main exchange continued its winning streak for the third straight session yesterday, led by China’s bullish stock market and buying by foreign investors. The Kospi ended at another record high of 1,646.59, up 3.71 points, or 0.2 percent. “Despite concerns about a possible correction following the recent rallies, the market fundamentals w…
May 24,2007
Blue chips and builders drive Kospi to a record
Seoul’s main stock market climbed to a new record for the second consecutive trading session yesterday. The benchmark Kospi closed at 1,642.88, up 14.68 points, or 0.9 percent. Index heavyweight Samsung Electronics rebounded 2.4 percent after a five-day drop to close at 565,000 won ($607.53). Analysts said it was helped by the view that the price …
May 23,2007
Ship and car makers lift Kospi to another up day
Stocks began the week in positive territory on the Kospi yesterday, fueled by institutional investments in transportation equipment, construction and other blue chip areas, analysts said. The main Kospi climbed 15.95 points, or almost 1 percent, to 1,628.2. “After a weak morning session, stocks were later buoyed in tandem with the market movement…
May 22,2007
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