6월 10일 서울 주식 시장이 미국의 이란 공격 소식과 월스트리트 기술주 손실로 인해 급격히 하락하며 출발했다.
코스피 지수는 장 초반 197.16포인트(2.43%) 하락한 7,899.77로 출발했다. 이후 15분 만에 125.98포인트(1.56%) 떨어진 7,970.95를 기록했다.
미국이 호르무즈 해협에서 미군 아파치 헬리콥터 격추에 대응해 이란을 공격했다는 외신 보도가 투자 심리를 위축시켰다. 나스닥 지수는 0.97% 하락했고, S&P 500은 0.26% 떨어졌다.
브로드컴, 애플, 마이크론, 엔비디아 등 주요 기술주가 하락하며 시장을 이끌었다. 삼성전자는 2.8%, SK하이닉스는 2.08% 하락했다. 원·달러 환율은 1,516원으로 3.9원 올랐다.
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South Korean stocks opened sharply lower on Wednesday, tracking overnight losses on Wall Street and uncertainties over peace talks between the United States and Iran.
Seoul stocks opened sharply lower on Friday as investors paused after a tech rally amid uncertainty over the U.S.-Iran peace deal.
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South Korean stocks opened sharply lower on Friday amid heightened risk-off sentiment from renewed Middle East tensions. The KOSPI benchmark fell 3.74% to 5,256.46 in the first 20 minutes of trading. Uncertainty in U.S.-Iran negotiations fueled the decline.
South Korean stocks opened lower on Friday after a recent rally and renewed military tensions in the Middle East following clashes between the United States and Iran.
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South Korean stocks opened sharply lower on Monday amid rising concerns over a broader Middle East conflict after Iran-backed Houthi militants in Yemen fired missiles at Israel. The benchmark KOSPI fell 240.94 points, or 4.43 percent, to 5,197.93 in the first 15 minutes of trading. Global oil prices climbed while U.S. troop deployments heightened fears.
Seoul stocks opened sharply higher on Wednesday amid growing optimism over Washington's moves to end the month-long war in Iran. The benchmark KOSPI rose 170.22 points, or 3.06 percent, to 5,724.14 in the first 15 minutes of trading.
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Seoul stocks opened sharply higher on Monday, with the KOSPI index rising more than 1% and hitting a fresh intraday record, despite fading hopes for a US-Iran peace breakthrough over the weekend. US President Donald Trump canceled a planned trip by US negotiators to Pakistan, while Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi headed to Russia.