South Korean organization “It seems like it ’s no good to pour in pensions.

South Korean organization “It seems like it ’s no good to pour in pensions. On the 6th, the domestic stock market was volatile again. Although a technical rebound from the sharp drop the previous day was expected, it continued to fall vacantly. In the COSPI index, the 1900 line collapsed during the transaction. It was analyzed that the 1900 line was finally defended after the institution bought over 1 trillion won, but foreigners are selling every day, and 1900 line death guard is dangerous. South Korea's trade sentiment and the US-China-China economic war have spread the recognition that South Korea is the biggest victim, and the investment sentiment has cooled rapidly. Stock market experts said, “Compared to the performance of Korean companies, the 1900 line is a“ hard floor ”, but there are many uncertainties and there are a lot of external evils, so it ca n’t be reassured.” The Kospi index closed at 1917.50, down 29.48 points (1.51%) this day. In 9 minutes, it crashed at 188.181, 2.83% lower than the previous day's closing price (1946.98). It is the first time in 3 years and 6 months since February 18, 2016 (1898.49) that the 1900 line broke during trading hours. Lee Kyung-Min Hana Securities Researcher said, “The US has designated China as a currency manipulation country,” and “the concern that the conflict between the US and China would go beyond the trade dispute and expand into a currency war” was raised. The institutional investor who bought the 1,32.8 billion won of the day was the guardian of the 1900 line. This is the largest since January 28, 2016 (1,644.1 billion won). Financial investment (securities company) started defense by buying stocks worth 528.3 billion won and pension funds worth 432.6 billion won. The pension fund recently bought over 1,416 billion won in only three days. In the market, there is even a talk about the influence of government. * Some excerpts from the link below. Continue with the source https://wb2.biz/2N5 Related article document.write(” + ”);

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