[On-Site Video+] 'First 2,500-point Collapse Since Black Monday' KOSPI, How Is Today's Open?

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Despite the Trump rally in the U.S. stock market, our stock market seems to be marginalized.

Yesterday, the KOSPI fell nearly 2 percent on foreign selling, breaking the 2,500-point mark for the first time in three months since "Black Monday" in August.

'National Stock' Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. fell more than 3% to 53,000 won, setting a new 52-week low.The won-dollar exchange rate reached 1,400 won due to the

'strong dollar' phenomenon.

How is our financial market today?

Let's take a look at the opening situation.

Our market just opened.

The atmosphere of KOSPI and KOSDAQ is slightly different.

The KOSPI is falling slightly and the KOSDAQ is rising slightly.

Yesterday, the KOSPI fell nearly 2 percent on foreign selling, sending shockwaves through the 2,500-point level for the first time in three months since "Black Monday" in August.

Asian stocks are generally weak due to disappointment over China's economic stimulus package.

Our stock market continues to weaken due to weak won and selling by foreigners and institutions centered on electricity stocks.Ma, as you can see, the KOSPI has fallen slightly to 2,406 points and the KOSDAQ has rebounded slightly to 711 points.

The dollar opened at 1,410 won, up 6.5 won.

Since Trump's election, it has returned to the 1,400 won level and has continued to rise, and as you saw just a moment ago, exchange rate trading is starting with the 1410 won mark.

We will tell you more about the stock market situation in the following news.