[Photo] KOSPI Starts with Sharp Drop of Over 3%
As tensions rise in the Middle East and international oil prices once again surpass $100, the situation is impacting the domestic stock market. On September 11, employees at the main branch dealing room of Hana Bank in Jung-gu, Seoul, are monitoring the stock market and exchange rates. On this day, the KOSPI started at 6,802.50, down 231.42 points (3.29%) from the previous session, and the KOSDAQ opened at 816.91, down 20.01 points (2.39%), gradually narrowing the losses thereafter.
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