Seoul stock traders celebrating KOSPI surge amid Iran peace hopes
Seoul stock traders celebrating KOSPI surge amid Iran peace hopes
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Seoul stocks surge over 4 percent on Iran peace hopes

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Seoul stocks rose sharply on Friday as investors bet on a possible end to the conflict between the United States and Iran. The benchmark KOSPI index climbed more than 4 percent to close above 8,000 again.

The KOSPI closed up 359.67 points, or 4.63 percent, at 8,123.62 after hitting an intraday high of 8,434.40. Foreign investors turned to net buyers after a 25-session selling streak.

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he had reached a "great settlement" to resolve the months-long conflict with Iran, with a deal possibly signed over the weekend in Europe.

Samsung Electronics rose 7.86 percent to 322,500 won, while SK hynix gained 2.33 percent. The won strengthened 9.1 won to 1,519.8 won against the dollar.

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Initial reactions on X focus on the KOSPI surge above 4-8% amid US-Iran peace deal hopes, with neutral reporting from news outlets, positive notes on chip stock gains and Asian markets, and some skepticism about deal reliability or market volatility.

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Photorealistic view of Seoul stock exchange traders celebrating record highs amid US-Iran peace hopes and chipmaker gains.
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Seoul shares open at fresh high on us-iran peace hopes

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South Korean stocks opened at a fresh record high on Thursday, driven by hopes for a US-Iran peace deal and continued gains in chipmakers.

South Korean stocks opened slightly higher on Friday, tracking overnight gains on Wall Street amid rising hopes for a diplomatic resolution to the conflict between the United States and Iran.

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South Korean stocks opened sharply higher on Thursday amid optimism over US-Iran talks and a tentative wage agreement at Samsung Electronics. The gains triggered a temporary trading halt on the futures market.

Seoul stocks opened lower on Monday amid uncertainty over U.S.-Iran peace negotiations. The KOSPI index fell 124.2 points in early trading.

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Seoul stocks opened sharply higher on June 12 as investors reacted to U.S. President Donald Trump's statement that a great settlement had been reached with Iran.

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