
The KOSPI broke through the 2900 line, continuing the upward trend from the first trading day of this year. Considering the robust domestic export indicators and liquidity last month, it is predicted that the’January effect’ can be expected, which shows a greater increase in the early year compared to other months.
As of 10:52 am on the 4th, the KOSPI index is trading at 2910.53, up 37.06p (1.29%) from the previous day.
The index started to rise to 2874.50, up 1.03p (0.04%) from the previous day. Since then, starting at 10:34 a.m., the rise has been increasing.
For morning market supply and demand, individual investors are net buying 7308 billion won, while institutions are selling 6937 billion won, mainly financial investment (-547.9 billion won), and foreign investors net selling 34 billion won.
By industry, transportation equipment is rising by 7%, chemicals and non-metallic minerals, and transportation warehouses are rising by more than 2%. Following this, machinery, electrical and electronic, distribution, and construction sectors are rising by more than 1%.
On the other hand, banks, insurance, and pharmaceuticals fell in the -1% range. The electricity and gas industry, securities, telecommunications, food and beverage industry, etc. also showed weak trend.
Seo Jeong-hoon, a researcher at Samsung Securities, said, “There is a common belief that the performance of the stock market in January is higher than any other month. Considering that the domestic export indicators were strong last month and the liquidity conditions are still favorable, the stock market trend is expected to be positive.” After that, we must also prepare for volatility.”
At the same time, the KOSDAQ index is recording 970.23, up 1.81p (0.19%) from the previous day. On this day, the KOSDAQ index opened to 968.86, up 0.44p (0.05%).
In the supply and demand of the KOSDAQ market, only individual investors are net buying. While individuals are net buying 163.2 billion won, foreigners are selling 36.2 billion won, and institutions are selling 1179 billion won, mainly in financial investment (-75 billion won) and investment trust (-32.7 billion won).
By industry, paper and wood are showing strong performance in the 4% range, communication services in the 3% range, and general electric and electronic components and transportation equipment parts in the 2% range.
Following this, IT parts, mechanical equipment, IT hardware, semiconductors, information equipment, and construction are also rising by more than 1%. In addition, medical precision equipment, non-metals, chemistry, and software are strong.
On the other hand, distribution is weak in the -5% range. The restrictions are also falling around -1.9%. Industries such as textiles and clothing, entertainment culture, broadcasting services, and transportation are traded in the drugstore.
On the other hand, it opened at 1087.5 won, up 1.2 won from the previous trading day in the foreign exchange market.
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