Asian Equities Retreat as South Korean Benchmark Drops 2.6% at Opening Bell
Deep News
Yesterday
Japanese and South Korean stock markets started the trading day on a negative note, with the South Korean benchmark experiencing a significant decline.
The Nikkei 225 index opened the morning session at 65,668.51 points, reflecting a decrease of 1.11%. Meanwhile, the KOSPI composite index in South Korea commenced trading with a sharper drop of 2.6%, settling at 6,613.58 points.
Investors across the region appear to be reacting to a cautious market mood, as both major indices recorded losses at the opening bell.
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