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๐Domestic Stock Market (Close on September 9th) KOSPI: 7,051.64 (โฒ 97.12, +1.40%) KOSDAQ: 823.45 (โฒ 11.57, +1.43%) ๐US Stock Market (As of market close on September 8th, local time) DOW JONES: 52,794.12 (โผ 895.73, -1.67%) NASDAQ: 26,500.22 (โผ 83.84, -0.32%) S&P 500: 7,688.10 (โผ 59.61, -0.77%) Philadelphia Semiconductor Index: 11,640.20 (โผ 95.40, -0.81%) ๐Exchange Rates & Commodities (As of market close on September 9th) KRW/USD Exchange Rate: 1,351.20 KRW (โฒ 5.60 KRW, Korean Won Weakening) WTI Crude Oil: $98.40 per barrel (โฒ 6.06, +6.56%)
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AuthorMajor Global Market Trends KOSPI Recovers 7,000 Mark on Institutional Net Buying: Despite a surge in oil prices due to geopolitical instability in the Middle East, institutional buying, led by Samsung Electronics and major semiconductor stocks, flowed in, allowing the KOSPI to close above the 7,000 mark for the first time in 33 trading days. US Stocks Decline After Oil Surge and Labor Day Holiday: The three major New York indices, including the Dow Jones Industrial Average, all fell due to concerns over crude oil prices nearing $100 per barrel amid Middle East risks and rising Treasury yields. Oil Prices Skyrocket, Exchange Rate Turns Upward: Fears of Houthi rebel attacks on Saudi oil facilities sent WTI crude oil soaring to around $98 per barrel. Consequently, risk aversion led to an upward trend in the won/dollar exchange rate.