[At a Glance]

① [Market] 9 out of 11 heads of securities research centers say, "KOSPI has the potential to break through the 10,000 mark"

② [Commodities] Despite a 30% plunge in international oil prices... gas station prices remain above 2,000 won

③ [Defense] In response to Trump's inquiry about building 10 naval vessels, Lee says, "We will do our best"

MARKET INDEX : Year to date

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Top3 NEWS

■ "The Samsung Electronics and SK hynix semiconductor rally will continue" - Heads of securities research centers on the stock market outlook for the second half of the year
○ 10 research center heads: "The driving force for the second half's growth will be a performance improvement, centered on semiconductors"
○ Possibility of benefits spreading to industries such as AI infrastructure, energy, construction, and finance
○ The biggest risk is the U.S. interest rate: "Attention on Jackson Hole and the September FOMC meeting"
■ "Rushed to the gas station after news of a 30% drop in oil prices, but... 'It's still at 2,000 won?'"
○ Dubai crude oil price fell from $106 to $73 in one month, a 30% decrease
○ It typically takes 2 to 3 weeks for international oil prices to be reflected in domestic fuel prices
○ Variables include the exchange rate, maximum price system, and Hormuz Strait transit fees
■ President Lee: "Trump asked if it is possible to rapidly build 10 U.S. naval vessels"
○ Gave a direct briefing on achievements from the Europe and G7 tours
○ Agreed on mutually beneficial cooperation plans, including shipbuilding
○ "Requested to play a role in establishing peace on the Korean Peninsula"
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