[Breaking] KOSPI closes down 5.5% at 6,035... '6,000 mark' barely held
Employees work in the dealing room at Hana Bank headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul, on Oct. 13, as the KOSPI extended its losing streak to five consecutive trading days. The index plunged more than 5% at one point during the session, triggering a sell-sidecar for the first time in 55 days, since Aug. 19. Oct. 13, 2026. Photo by Kim Hyunmin
View original image[Breaking] KOSPI closes down 5.5% at 6,035, barely holding the 6,000 mark
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