South Korea's KOSPI and KOSDAQ Hinge on Foreign Inflows This Week as U.S. CPI Data Looms

According to Chosun Biz, South Korea's stock market this week will depend on foreign investor flows as KOSPI remains below 6,300 and KOSDAQ struggles near 800. The benchmark indices have shown extreme volatility since late July, with multiple circuit breakers triggered in recent trading days. U.S. consumer and producer price data due August 12-13, along with U.S.-Iran geopolitical tensions, will be key factors determining foreign capital direction. Separately, SK Hynix announced a quarterly cash dividend of 375 won per share, as markets await expanded shareholder return policies from major chipmakers.
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