(RTTNews) – South Korea’s inventory market ended Monday with a three-day drop, with a drop of nearly 30 points, or 1.4 percent. KOSPI is now just above the 2215-point plateau and can rise to your winnings on Tuesday.
Global forecasts for Asian markets are positive about hopes for an additional recovery to the coronavirus pandemic. European markets declined and U.S. stock markets declined. They were particularly high and Asian markets deserve to keep up.
The KOSPI closed upwards on Monday after profits from generation and automobile stocks, while monetary knowledge was mixed.
For the day, the index gained 17.42 points, or 0.79%, to finish at 2,217.86 after trading between 2,203.48 and 2,231.25. The volume of 918 million shares is worth 9.3 trillion won. There were 561 winners and 284 rejections.
Wall Street’s advantage is positive, as stocks recovered from last week’s weakness as investors withdrew to leading-generation stocks.
The Dow Jones added 114.88 points, or 0.43 consistent with a penny, to close at 26584.77, while the NASDAQ rose 173.09 points, or 1.67%, to close at 10536.27 and the S-P 500 rose 23.78 points, or 0.74%, to close at 3239.41.
Wall Street’s strength partly reflected optimism about the additional fiscal stimulus after Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Republicans had finalized their new coronavirus relief legislation.
In economic news, Commerce published a report showing that orders for durable goods continued to increase considerably in June.
Crude oil recovered from initial losses on Monday when the dollar fell to a two-year low. West Texas Intermediate crude oil futures for September ended with a hike of $0.31, or $0.8 percent, to $41.60 a barrel.