■ November 6 Economic Calendar

■ Securities and Futures Commission decides to sanction Kakao Mobility for 'inflating sales'

The Financial Services Commission's Securities and Futures Commission will hold a meeting to determine the final level of sanctions on Kakao Mobility's alleged sales disruption.

This is the first case related to accounting for platform business.

The Financial Supervisory Service raised the sanctions to the Financial Services Commission after judging that Kakao Mobility intentionally inflated sales of its franchise taxi business.

■The Financial Services Commission will hold a virtual asset committee for the first time

The Financial Services Commission will hold its first meeting of the Virtual Assets Commission.

Chairman Kim Byung-hwan explained earlier that there will be work to collect opinions on what tasks and on what schedules to discuss, including how to deal with corporate real-name account issues and the stablecoin discipline system.

■ Invest Korea Summit will be held, 11.6 to 11.8, Grand Intercontinental Hotel

The Invest Korea Summit, Korea's largest foreign investment attraction event, will be held from today to the 8th.

More than 2,000 people, including companies from around the world and diplomatic envoys from Korea, will attend.

■Derbon Korea Listed

Dubon Korea begins trading on the KOSPI today.

Attention is focusing on whether it can revitalize the cold wind IPO market.

■KDI Economic Trends, 12:00

The Korea Development Institute of the National Research Institute announces economic trends.

The KDI said, "The sluggish domestic demand is limiting the economic improvement," showing a difference in temperature from the government's "signs of recovery in domestic demand."