South Korean shares slipped on Wednesday as elevated bond yields pressured sentiment, with the KOSPI heading toward its steepest quarterly decline since early 2020. Foreign investors sold stocks worth 519.1 billion won. Weak factory output, mixed performances among major companies and global rate concerns added to market uncertainty.
South Korean shares slipped on Wednesday as elevated bond yields pressured sentiment, with the KOSPI heading toward its steepest quarterly decline since early 2020. Foreign investors sold stocks worth 519.1 billion won. Weak factory output, mixed performances among major companies and global rate concerns added to market uncertainty.
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