Seoul shares open markedly higher on Samsung gains

, market bellwether Samsung Electronics spiked 4.02 percent, and chip giant SK hynix edged up 0.24 percent. Leading battery maker LG Energy Solution rose 0.31 percent, and No. 1 steelmaker Posco Holdings

Seoul shares finish lower amid Trump's tariff determination

shares, sectors exposed to US tariff risks, lost ground as well. Top steelmaker POSCO Holdings fell 2.56 percent to 304,500 won and leading automaker Hyundai Motor slipped 1.24 percent to 198,500 won

Seoul shares end tad lower on profit taking

. Steel and chemical shares also retreated. Top steelmaker Posco Holdings dropped 0.48 percent to 312,500 won, and LG Chem slid 3.39 percent to 242,500 won. In contrast, top defense equipment manufacturer

Steelmakers face tough road ahead on US tariffs

about 4 percent of the US' aluminum imports. On Wednesday, shares in Posco Holdings, the holding company of Posco Group, jumped 5.9 percent to 314,000 won, and Hyundai Steel advanced 2.46 percent to

Seoul shares open sharply lower on renewed Trump tariff threats

battery manufacturer LG Energy Solution retreated 2.98 percent. Defense equipment and steel shares also lost ground, with Hanwha Aerospace falling 2.14 percent and Posco holdings down 3.86 percent. The

Seoul shares end higher on eased growth concerns

shareholder, Young Poong, has been rekindled. However, chipmaker SK hynix fell 2.34 percent to 187,900 won, and steel giant POSCO Holdings retreated 2.05 percent to 310,500 won ahead of the planned tariff

Seoul shares end higher on eased growth concerns

, Young Poong, has been rekindled. However, chipmaker SK hynix fell 2.34 percent to 187,900 won, and steel giant POSCO Holdings retreated 2.05 percent to 310,500 won ahead of the planned tariff imposition

Seoul shares open tad lower ahead of key inflation data

government said steel and aluminum tariffs will be effective from Wednesday, raising concerns over a possible trade war across the globe. In Seoul, major shares lost ground. Steel giant POSCO Holdings sank 3

Seoul end lower over market uncertainties stemming from US tariff woes

Hanwha Aerospace soared 7.82 percent to 731,000 won. Steel giant Posco Holdings also shot up 7.28 percent to 317,000 won on expectations of South Korea's participation in the Alaska gas pipeline project

Seoul shares open lower on US tariff uncertainties

of the country's dominant mobile messenger, plunged 2.66 percent. Meritz Financial shot down 3.14 percent. Steel giant Posco Holdings gained 1.86 percent. The local currency was trading at 1,446.5 won