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12 results for “Kospi”

  1. Tokyo, Seoul stocks drop on US tariffs

    Tokyo, Seoul stocks drop on US tariffs

    Tokyo and Seoul stocks plunge over 2% as US President Trump imposes sweeping trade tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China. Learn more about the market reactions.

    Agence France-Presse·

  2. Peso hits fifth record low in six sessions

    Peso hits fifth record low in six sessions

    The peso fell to a fresh record-low close of P62.590 per US dollar on Friday, down 7 centavos, or 0.11 percent, from Thursday’s P62.520, marking its fifth…

    Toby Magsaysay·

  3. Board on a foot bridge shows the silver futures and financial market informations in Shanghai. US President Donald Trump forged ahead with tariffs of over 100 percent against Chinese goods after Beijing refused to withdraw its retaliation as the world’s biggest economies go head-to-head in a ruinous trade war that has rocked global markets.

    Asian stocks sink on Trump tariff jitters

    Asian markets fell sharply Friday as renewed concerns over U.S. tariffs shook investor confidence, with Japan’s Nikkei 225 dropping 5.4 percent and gold…

    Agence France-Presse·

  4. Wall Street has gotten off to a slow start in 2024, with Asia following suit

    Red ink starts 2025 trading

    The Dow ended the year up around 13 percent, while the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq — which have more tech stocks — climbed over 23 percent and around 29 percent,…

    TDT·

  5. Global recession fears weigh down bourse

    Global recession fears weigh down bourse

    All sectors were in red territory, with the Industrials leading the losers with a 3.53 percent drop, followed by the Properties, down by 3.35 percent, and…

    Vivienne Angeles·

  6. Great recession threatens People walk under a monitor displaying the benchmark Kospi index and the Korean Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (KOSDAQ) after the close of trading in Seoul. Stocks plunged in most markets after weak US jobs data fanned fears of a recession in the world’s top economy and boosted bets on several Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.

    DoE chief backed over coal ban row

    ‘We support the directions he is taking to achieve energy security and affordability for the country, the two key components to bring in investments, expand…

    Raffy Ayeng·