Global Indices & Fear & Greed Index

Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix accounted for 99% of the KOSPI's rise from the 8000 level to the 9000 level, according to a Bank of Korea report released on the 10th. The two semiconductor stocks also contributed 69.3% to the index's subsequent decline from 9100 to 5500. Korea's stock market

According to MoneyDJ, the Hang Seng Index fell 1.27% to 24,954.47 points on Sept 10, marking two consecutive red days. The Hang Seng Tech Index declined 2.04% to 4,330.49 points, with tech stocks leading declines, including Meituan, Baidu, Tencent, Xiaomi, and Alibaba. Market weakness was driven

According to Jin10 and Israel's chief economist Shmuel Aburamzohn, the country raised its economic growth forecast for 2026 to above 4% today (Sept. 10), up from the previous median analyst expectation of 3.6%. The upgrade is attributed to revenue growth from Nvidia's significant research and

Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing, Dubai Financial Services Authority, and Nasdaq Dubai announced today (September 10) the establishment of a strategic working group to strengthen financial market linkages between the two centers. The working group, comprising

According to Herald Economy, over the past five trading days through September 9, South Korea's retail investors sold 16.8 trillion won worth of stocks while the KOSPI surged 7.45% from 6,562 to 7,051 points. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix accounted for 85% of the retail selling pressure, with

According to Yonhapinfomax, Shanghai Composite Index declined 0.43% to 3,934.40 on September 10, while Shenzhen Composite Index fell 0.95% to 2,502.04 as investor sentiment weakened due to Middle East geopolitical risks and elevated international oil prices. Semiconductor and AI-related stocks

Park Hyeon-ju emphasized Korea must not miss the 'golden time' to activate its venture capital market. The Mirae Asset Financial Group Chairman, who previously invested in SpaceX, argued that large-scale semiconductor investments by government and private sectors create an optimal funding window

Korean stocks closed mixed on the 10th as US Treasury yields surged to their highest level since November 2023, despite the US Treasury announcing a buyback program of up to $6 billion. The benchmark index fell 17.72 points (0.25%) to close at 7033.92, weighed down by concerns over long-term US

According to PANews, Huobi HTX launched a new daily research column titled 'Top 10 Trading Opportunities' today (September 10). The column integrates scattered market information to help users identify trading opportunities across assets at lower information cost. Each day, the column selects ten

According to The Fact, South Korea's National Assembly will hold an economic policy hearing tomorrow (September 11) at 2 p.m., with single-stock leveraged ETFs serving as a major focus. Lawmakers are expected to question regulators on the product's approval process, post-launch regulatory

According to a post on X on September 9, Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio warned that the current AI surge follows the same historical pattern as past technology bubbles and will likely end in a crash. Dalio cited the period from 1929 to 1933, when innovations in electricity, refrigeration,

CME Group announced three executive appointments as part of a management transition scheduled for March 2027. Jack Tobin will become Deputy Chief Financial Officer in November 2026 before moving into the CFO role in March, when current President and CFO Lynne Fitzpatrick becomes Chief Executive Offi

CME Group announced that Jack Tobin will become Chief Financial Officer in March 2027, when current CFO Lynne Fitzpatrick assumes the CEO role and Terry Duffy steps down as chief executive to become Executive Chairman. Tobin will first move into the Deputy CFO position in November 2026. John

According to ChainCatcher and Gate market data, Hong Kong stocks closed lower on September 10. The Hang Seng Index fell 1.27%, while the Tech Index dropped 2.04%. Among individual stocks, Zhipu (02513.HK) declined

KOSPI semiconductor stocks rebounded in September after July volatility, with the IT sector gaining 6.04% through September 9. The rally helped KOSPI close at 7033.92 on September 10, defending the 7000 level despite rising oil prices and US bond yields. The rebound followed OpenAI's unveiling of it

According to financial data platform FN Guide, South Korea's KOSPI IT sector posted a 6.04% gain through September 9, a sharp rebound from August's 0.58% and July's decline of 29.11%. Yesterday (September 10), the index closed at 7,033.92, defending the 7,000 level despite headwinds from rising

Italy's July industrial output (seasonally adjusted) grew 0% year-over-year, beating expectations of -0.6% and matching the previous month's performance of -0.6%.

Italy's adjusted industrial output expanded at 0% year-over-year in July, beating consensus expectations of -0.6% decline and reversing the prior month's -0.6% contraction.

UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti forecasts the European Central Bank and US Federal Reserve will raise interest rates in the coming months as inflation pressures persist. Speaking to CNBC, Ermotti stated he expects about two rate increases over the next few months, with the ECB potentially starting the

According to Guru Club, Indonesia's benchmark stock index fell 4.2% to 5,688.57 points on June 4, marking its lowest level since December 2020.