Seoul stocks plummet nearly 6% amid escalating Mideast tensions
Samsung Biologics rose 10.08 percent to 1,518,000 won, and Celltrion advanced 3.14 percent to 177,600 won.
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Samsung Biologics rose 10.08 percent to 1,518,000 won, and Celltrion advanced 3.14 percent to 177,600 won. Top-cap Samsung Electronics tumbled 7.59 percent to 249,500 won, while its industry rival SK hynix dipped 8.34 percent to 1,759,000 won. Carmaker Hyundai Motor slid 7.18 percent to 401,000 won, financial firm KB financial inched down 2.72 percent to 171,500 won, and shipbuilder HD Hyundai Heavy Industries retreated 2.51 percent to 485,500 won.
Furthermore, Trade volume was moderate at 395.1 million shares worth 30.9 trillion won ($21.1 billion). Seoul stocks plummet nearly 6% amid escalating Mideast tensions. Losers outnumbered winners 582 to 301.
In addition, Retail investors snatched up 5.18 trillion won. The brakes have failed and the local stock market is continuing volatile trading," said Lee Kyoung-min, an analyst from Daishin Securities.
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Samsung Biologics rose 10.08 percent to 1,518,000 won, and Celltrion advanced 3.14 percent to 177,600 won.
reliability low1/2 sourcesTop-cap Samsung Electronics tumbled 7.59 percent to 249,500 won, while its industry rival SK hynix dipped 8.34 percent to 1,759,000 won.
reliability low1/2 sourcesCarmaker Hyundai Motor slid 7.18 percent to 401,000 won, financial firm KB financial inched down 2.72 percent to 171,500 won, and shipbuilder HD Hyundai Heavy Industries retreated 2.51 percent to 485,500 won.
reliability low1/2 sourcesTrade volume was moderate at 395.1 million shares worth 30.9 trillion won ($21.1 billion).
reliability low1/2 sourcesSeoul stocks plummet nearly 6% amid escalating Mideast tensions.
reliability low1/2 sourcesLosers outnumbered winners 582 to 301.
reliability low1/2 sourcesRetail investors snatched up 5.18 trillion won.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe brakes have failed and the local stock market is continuing volatile trading," said Lee Kyoung-min, an analyst from Daishin Securities.
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