KOSPI and KOSDAQ rise for 4 consecutive days...What about this week's stock market?

Our stock market calmed down last week as it rose for four consecutive days.

When the impeachment bill was passed on Saturday, the Bank of Korea predicted that market volatility would be further reduced due to increased predictability of the political schedule.

Let's take a look at how our stock market starts this week.

This is our stock market that just opened.

The KOSPI is 2512.32, and the KOSDAQ has been interested in whether it can cross the 700.78.2500 and 700 level, but it is starting higher today.

Last week, our stock market recovered to pre-marsal levels as it rose for four consecutive trading days after overcoming the impact of martial law.

As you can see, both KOSPI and KOSDAQ have risen, continuing their upward trend for five consecutive trading days.

And the exchange rate, which had been high since martial law, was traded at 1,433 won as of 3:30 p.m. last Friday, and it is expected to ease again due to the approval of the impeachment bill.

Now, the exchange rate starts at 1428 won and is now falling slightly.

However, as the global dollar continues to strengthen, the won-dollar exchange rate is widely expected to remain high above 1,400 won for the time being.

Attention is focusing on whether the KOSPI will be able to continue to hold 2,500 points and the KOSDAQ to today's close.

We will give you detailed economic news in the following news.