South Korea's Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) extended its gains for a second consecutive session, closing at 7,003.74, above the 7,000 mark. Selling led in the morning before dip-buying emerged.
According to Nikkei, South Korea's Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) extended its gains on the 2nd, closing at 7,003.74, up 32.39 points, or 0.46%, from the previous day. Selling led in the morning amid concerns over the outlook for the situation in the Middle East, but dip-buying emerged later.
The move took the KOSPI back above the 7,000 mark. Market participants were focused on the dip-buying activity, and attention is centered on subsequent trading trends.
The article contains no specific outlook or additional factors for the future, and focuses mainly on the day's trading highlights and closing level.