Corporate direct financing falls 10.9 percent in May

Corporate direct financing in South Korea declined 10.9 percent in May to 20.14 trillion won, according to Financial Supervisory Service data released Tuesday.

Companies raised funds through stock and bond sales, with the total amount down 2.48 trillion won from April. Stock sales increased by 946 billion won to 1.36 trillion won, while corporate bond sales dropped 3.42 trillion won, or 15.4 percent, to 18.73 trillion won.

Outstanding corporate bonds reached 749.39 trillion won at the end of May, up 4.12 trillion won or 0.6 percent from the prior month.

The figures reflect corporate funding trends for the month of May.

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Seoul shares sink over 5 pct on tech losses amid Iran uncertainty

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South Korean stocks closed sharply lower on June 5 as investors locked in profits from recent tech gains amid uncertainty over U.S.-Iran peace negotiations.

Corporate direct financing in South Korea rose 13.2 percent in April from the previous month to 22.62 trillion won, driven by higher bond sales.

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South Korea's 61 securities firms posted a combined net profit of 4.33 trillion won in the first quarter, up 77 percent from a year earlier, driven by higher commission income from increased stock trading.

South Korea's industrial output fell 0.3 percent in May from April, mainly due to adjustments in chip production and supply disruptions, data released Tuesday showed.

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South Korea's exports jumped 53 percent from a year earlier to a record $87.8 billion in May, driven by the semiconductor supercycle.

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