Global Indices & Fear & Greed Index

US tech stocks rebounded on May 8 (local time), with the Nasdaq rising 0.20% to 25,870.65 as semiconductor and AI infrastructure stocks attracted bargain hunting following recent declines. The recovery followed President Trump's statement that 'war will not restart' regarding US-Iran tensions,

According to Korean Economic TV, geopolitical risks have resurfaced recently as Trump signals a potential end to ceasefire agreements. International crude oil prices surged 6% on these developments, while U.S. equity markets showed mixed performance. The Dow Jones Index declined 1% amid

According to Korea Exchange, KOSDAQ index fell 5.56% to close at 785.0 on July 8, marking its first close below 800 in about 10 months. The benchmark has declined over 14% this month following its breach below 900 in late June. KOSDAQ-focused active ETFs recorded double-digit losses amid the

According to Zhitong Finance APP, the Hang Seng Index bull-bear warrant street inventory ratio stood at 40:60 as of July 9. Short certificates were concentrated in the 24,400–24,499 range, with 1,291 warrants, up 1,109 from the previous trading day. Bull certificates were heaviest in the 22,500–22,5

According to ZhiTong Finance, on July 9, the Hang Seng Index ADR fell to 24,128.61 points, down 0.29% from Hong Kong's closing level. HSBC Holdings declined 0.82% to HK$150.662, while Tencent fell 0.24% to HK$477.668.

New Zealand's manufacturing performance index (PMI) reached 59.7 in June, up significantly from 49.9 in May, according to the latest data.

According to Korean Economic TV, U.S. stocks ended mixed overnight on July 7. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.09%, while the Nasdaq Composite rose 0.2%. The S&P 500 declined 0.28% amid late-session buying pressure across major

Over the past two weeks, major technology stocks have entered technical bear market territory following gains in the first half of 2026. According to Morningstar analyst William Kerwin, 69% of S&P 500 information technology index components have declined more than 20% from their 52-week highs,

KOSDAQ fell 14.73% over the recent one month (920.57→785.00) as of July 8, according to Korea Exchange, prompting gains in inverse exchange-traded funds while the market marked its 30th anniversary in July. The decline was driven by investor concentration in semiconductor large-cap stocks,

According to Korea Exchange, KOSDAQ index fell 14.73% over the past month (June 5–July 7), declining faster than KOSPI's 13.67% drop. Inverse ETFs betting against the index gained as much as 14.88%, with KIWOOM KOSDAQ 150 Futures Inverse among the top performers in South Korea's domestic ETF

According to Gate market data, U.S. stock index futures opened 0.1% lower on Thursday (July 10).

According to HSBC's Multi-Asset Strategy Team led by Max Kettner, the 'American exceptionalism' trade that has driven global markets this year is expected to cool in the third quarter. The team reiterated its overweight recommendation on equities, noting that market concerns about excessive AI

KOSPI stocks fell 5.35% on July 8, closing at 7246.79 as the index dropped 409.52 points and market capitalization fell below 6,000 trillion won for the first time since May 20. The decline occurred despite Samsung Electronics reporting 90 trillion won in quarterly operating profit, as peak-out

Eight research center directors from major South Korean securities firms released survey results recommending investors adhere to core investment principles during the recent period of extreme market volatility that saw the KOSPI enter a sharp correction phase. The volatility intensified to the

According to Koscom ETF Check, TIGER 200 Covered Call ETF recorded a one-month return of 15.88% (including dividend reinvestment) on July 8, marking the highest performance among 21 Korean covered call ETFs. RISE 200 High Dividend Covered Call ATM and TIGER 200 Covered Call OTM followed with

According to Korea Exchange data released on July 8, the KRX Banking Index rose 6.96% in July to 1620.81, outperforming the broader KOSPI which fell 12.73% in the same period. Major banking stocks including Shinhan Financial (up 11.31%), KB Financial (7.89%), and Hana Financial (5.07%) all gained

According to Financial News, South Korea's KOSPI index dropped 5.35% to close at 7246.79 on July 8, with circuit breakers triggered for a second consecutive day. The Korean won strengthened to 1498.5 per U.S. dollar, marking the first time the exchange rate fell below 1500 won in 37 trading days

According to E Daily, on July 8, U.S. President Donald Trump declared the ceasefire with Iran effectively over and suggested additional military strikes during a NATO summit in Ankara. Trump stated, "The ceasefire is over, I think," and added, "We hit them very hard last night, and we will

The Bloomberg EV Price Return Index fell 1.58% on Wednesday (July 8), closing at 3421.07 points. The index remained in decline throughout the day, with a sharp sell-off occurring near 10:00 a.m. Beijing time, followed by continued erosion of

On July 8, the U.S. Real Estate ETF fell 1.63%, leading declines among major asset class ETFs, followed by the Dow Jones ETF down 1.07%. The Russell 2000 index ETF and Gold ETF declined at least 0.81%, while the S&P 500 ETF and U.S. Treasury 20+ year ETF fell at most 0.31%. The Brent crude oil