The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) opened higher on Thursday, climbing 0.65% to 2,525.61 KRW as of 11:57 am KST. The index gained 16.33 points from its previous close of 2,509.28 KRW, reflecting positive momentum in the South Korean stock market.
The benchmark index, which tracks all common shares listed on the Korea Exchange, opened at 2,521.82 KRW and has traded within a range of 2,515.34 KRW to 2,528.81 KRW so far.
About KOSPI
Investors are closely watching key companies such as Samsung Electronics and Hyundai Motor, which significantly influence the index’s performance.
Since its introduction in 1983 with a base value of 100, the KOSPI has been a key indicator of South Korea’s equity market and is widely followed by investors monitoring the Asian markets.
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