Korea's Kospi bounced back above 6,000 as foreign investors returned and SK Hynix announced a large share buyback — but analysts say the trend still needs confirmation.
The index rose 6.63 percent on October 28 after two sessions of strong gains, while margin loans fell below 30 trillion won and deposits climbed back above 90 trillion won. The episode also covers a December index reshuffle that could move ETF flows and why securities ETFs have given back nearly all their 2026 gains.
Sources:
- Kospi Rebounds Above 6,000 on Foreign Buying and Chip Optimism — Seoul Economic Daily, October 28 2026
- SK Hynix Q3 Revenue Tops 104 Trillion Won, CEO Cites Long-Term Agreements — Seoul Economic Daily, October 28 2026
- Samsung SDI and LG Electronics Face ETF Selling Pressure in December Reshuffle — Seoul Economic Daily, October 28 2026
- SK Hynix Announces 100 Trillion Won Shareholder Return Plan — Seoul Economic Daily, October 28 2026
- Securities ETFs Halve From Peak as Trading Volume Slumps — Seoul Economic Daily, October 28 2026
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