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KOSPI Drops 4.52% to 7,730.82 as Foreign Selling Streak Hits 23 Sessions and Tech Shares Slide
South Korean stocks dropped sharply on June 10 after the U.S. struck Iran and Wall Street tech shares declined. The benchmark index triggered a five-minute trading halt and closed at its lowest level of the session.
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South Korean stocks fell more than 4 percent on June 10 after the United States struck Iran and major technology shares declined on Wall Street. 82. 11.
Halting program trading for five minutes. 6 billion. Losers outnumbered winners 547 to 343. 77 trillion won, extending their selling streak to 23 consecutive sessions.
27 trillion won. U.S. struck Iran in response to the downing of an American Apache helicopter in the Strait of Hormuz and Tehran’s subsequent retaliation.
U.S. technology stocks also weighed on sentiment after Crusoe Energy Systems suspended one of its projects at the request of an unidentified big-tech customer. 17 percent.
2 percent. 06 percent. 05 million won.
8 million won. 01 percent to 407,500 won. 2 percent to 570,000 won.
68 percent to 224,000 won. 03 million won. S.
1 won from the prior session. 070 percent. U.S. CPI and Oracle’s earnings release, once triggering a sell-side sidecar. U.S. rate hike.
