Illustration of Seoul stocks reaching record high led by Samsung gains amid AI optimism.
Illustration of Seoul stocks reaching record high led by Samsung gains amid AI optimism.
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Seoul shares close at record high on Samsung gains

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South Korean stocks closed at a fresh record high above 8,800 on Tuesday, led by gains at Samsung Electronics amid optimism over Artificial Intelligence.

The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index added 13.11 points, or 0.15 percent, to close at 8,801.49. The index opened higher and reached an intraday record of 8,933.62 before reversing course amid profit-taking. Samsung Electronics rose 3.3 percent to a fresh record of 360,500 won. Its rival SK hynix edged down 0.13 percent, while Hyundai Motor and Samsung Electro-Mechanics posted declines. Institutions and individuals bought a net 242.27 billion won and 6.34 trillion won respectively, while foreigners sold a net 6.59 trillion won. The Korean won fell 13 won to 1,517.3 won against the U.S. dollar.

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Initial reactions on X highlight Seoul shares and KOSPI closing at record highs led by Samsung Electronics gains on AI demand, with neutral reporting from news accounts noting market surges and tech contributions.

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Seoul stock traders celebrating record high KOSPI index near 8000 points
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Seoul shares open at fresh record high near 8,000 milestone

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South Korean stocks opened at a fresh record high on Thursday, moving closer to the historic 8,000 milestone on the benchmark KOSPI index amid strength in large-cap tech shares.

South Korean stocks opened at a fresh record high on Monday as investor appetite for tech shares drove gains.

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Seoul stocks opened Thursday at a fresh high above 6,700, driven by solid chip demand expectations following strong first-quarter earnings from Samsung Electronics and U.S. big tech firms. The benchmark KOSPI rose as high as 6,739.39 at the opening bell before adding 19.51 points, or 0.29%, to 6,710.41 as of 9:15 a.m. The index had closed at a new peak of 6,690.90 the previous day, marking three straight days of gains.

South Korean stocks opened lower Wednesday as investors tracked overnight losses on Wall Street caused by rising bond yields amid inflation concerns.

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Seoul stocks opened sharply higher Tuesday, rebounding from Monday's steep losses as technology shares recovered and news emerged of a ceasefire between Iran and Israel.

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