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The KOSPI rose and recovered a record high. On this day, individuals and foreigners made net sales, while institutions participated in a procession of lions, leading the bull market.
On the 21st, KOSPI closed the market at 2,778.65, an increase of 6.47 points (0.23%) compared to the previous trading day.
On this day, KOSPI started at 2774.74, an increase of 2.56 points (0.09%) compared to the battlefield, and fell at 2747.09 at one point due to the entry of sales taxes from foreigners and institutions despite the individual purchases at the beginning of the market. Since then, the index has risen again, showing a consolidation pattern. However, in the afternoon, the consumer buying trend slowed and the index continued to fluctuate as foreign sales fell, but gradually increased to the right, causing a slight increase. On this day, individuals and foreigners net sold 88.8 billion won and 7 billion won, respectively, and institutions net purchased 132.3 billion won.
By industries, pharmaceuticals were the ones that grew the most with 2.74%, followed by steel and metal (1.69%), telecommunications (1.35%), banks (0.53%), service industries (0.49%), paper and wood (0.43%) and chemical products (0.37). Those of electricity and gas (-1.04%), machinery (-0.99%), distribution (-0.46%), transport warehouses (-0.41%) and electrical and electronic (-0 , 33%).
LG Chem was up 0.12%, while most shares in market cap were up 0.12%, while Samsung Biologics (2.62%), Celltrion (3.09%), NAVER (0 53%) and Kakao (3.41%) finished higher. On the other hand, SK Hynix (-2.11%), Samsung SDI (-0.35%) and Hyundai Motor (-1.06%) closed lower. Samsung Electronics completed the transaction without fluctuations.
On this day, the KOSDAQ index also ended at 953.58, an increase of 6.34 points (0.67%) from the battlefield.
Among the top stocks in market capitalization, Celltrion Healthcare was up 8.59% and Celltrion Pharmaceutical was up 0.62%. Also, while HLB (0.33%) and Ecopro BM (1.29%) rose, Seegene and Alteogen fell -3.06% and -2.11%, respectively.
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