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KOSPI closed back above 7000, but retail money is still heading for the exits.
Korea's benchmark index rose 1.40 percent to 7051.64, its first close above 7000 in 33 trading days, led by a 3.51 percent jump in SK hynix. Individual investors sold 16.8 trillion won of stock over five sessions even as the rally continued, and sideline cash fell below 100 trillion won. Middle East tensions pushed Brent crude above 100 dollars a barrel, while Bank of Korea data showed record corporate profit margins last quarter.

Sources:
- KOSPI Reclaims 7000 as Semiconductor Cycle Shifts Structurally — Seoul Economic Daily, 2026-09-09
- Middle East Escalation Pushes Oil Past 100 Dollars — Seoul Economic Daily, 2026-09-09
- Korean Corporate Operating Margins Hit Record High — Seoul Economic Daily, 2026-09-09

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00:02한국의 정책을 통해 한국의 정책을 통해 한국의 정책을 통해서
00:22지난 5월 5일, 10일, 10일.
00:26한국의 stock market rallied
00:30even as oil prices spiked
00:32and Middle East tensions escalated.
00:34The gains were driven almost entirely
00:36by semiconductor stocks
00:38on hopes that long-term supply deals
00:40with big AI companies
00:42make chip earnings steadier going forward.
00:44At the same time,
00:46individual investors kept pulling money
00:48out of the market
00:49rather than joining the rally.
00:50Here's what the numbers show.
00:52Cosby closed at 7,051.64
00:56up 1.40%,
00:58its first finish above 7,033 trading days.
01:03SK Hynix rose 3.51%
01:06to close at 1,856,001
01:10or roughly 1,340 U.S. dollars.
01:15Individual investors sold 2.29 trillion one
01:18of stock on the day alone,
01:20bringing 5-day retail selling to 16.8 trillion one.
01:24Cash sitting on the sidelines in brokerage accounts
01:27fell to 96.99 trillion one,
01:31below the 100 trillion one mark
01:32for the first time since September 2.
01:34Brent crude touched $100.02 a barrel
01:38after attacks on Saudi oil facilities
01:41and Bank of America warned prices
01:43could reach $150 if the conflict widens.
01:46Bank of Korea data show corporate operating margins
01:49hit a record 16.9% last quarter,
01:52and the improvement held up even after excluding
01:54Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix.
01:58So what does this mean for you as a retail investor?
02:01Earlier we said retail investors kept selling
02:04even as the index rallied.
02:05Here's what that actually means for you.
02:08The rally so far has been narrow,
02:10concentrated in semiconductor names,
02:12so broad exposure through an index fund
02:14may not fully capture recent gains.
02:17Rising oil prices add a new cost pressure
02:19that could weigh on companies outside the chip sector.
02:22This is not investment advice,
02:24so treat these as factors to weigh,
02:27not a signal to buy or sell.
02:29Here's what to watch.
02:30First, whether investor cash on the sidelines
02:33recovers back above 100 trillion one
02:35in the coming week.
02:37Second, how Brent crude responds
02:39if Middle East tensions escalate further.
02:43Third, whether semiconductor stocks
02:45can hold their gains once markets react
02:47to the U.S. 10-year Treasury auction,
02:50results on September 11th.
02:52That's today's AI Prism, Retail Investors.
02:55This episode was produced with AI Assistants
02:58based on Seoul Economic Daily reporting
03:00and reviewed by a human editor.
03:03AI Prism is a WANIFRA award-winning series.
03:06We'll be back tomorrow.
03:07You've been listening to AI Prism
03:09from Seoul Economic Daily.
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