(RTTNews) – South Korea’s inventory market ended Wednesday with a two-day streak of consecutive victories in which it scored more than 30 points, or 1. 3 percent. Thursday.
Global forecasts for Asian markets are optimistic, with bargains on the menu, especially among generation and oil inventories, which have been hit in recent days. European and US markets were particularly high and Asian inventory markets are expected to remain to adapt.
KOSPI ended with a sharp decline on Wednesday following losses in financial, industrial, oil and generation values.
During the day, the index fell 26. 10 issues or 1. 09% to close at 2375. 81 after trading between 2369. 12 and 2388. 85. The volume of 929 million shares is worth 15. 2 trillion won. There were 618 declines and 240 winners.
Wall Street’s advantage was solid, with stocks opening sharply upwards on Wednesday and staying strong on trading day.
The Dow rose 439. 58 points, or 1. 60%, to close at 2,7940. 47, while the NASDAQ rose 293. 87 points, or 2. 71%, to close at 11141. 56 and the SQ
The uptick in Wall Street came when some investors resumed stocks at reduced levels after the recent liquidation. Technology stocks were substantially recovered: Microsoft (MSFT), Apple (AAPL), and Amazon (AMZN).
Gold rose sharply, as did chemicals, housing and retail.
Crude oil soared wednesday, recovering drastically after big sales of a previous consultation. Starting at least three months, West Texas Intermediate crude oil futures for October ended at $1. 29 or $3. 5 percent at $38. 05 a barrel.