Seoul stocks to be in tight range next week; data, stimulus packages in focus
MarketsAug 1, 2020
South Korean stocks are expected to move in a tight range next week, as investors remain watchful over the US stimulus package under way, analysts said Saturday. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) closed at 2,249.37 points on Friday, up 2.22 percent from 2,200.44 points a week ago. The index increased in the first four sessions of the week, due to massive foreign buying of market heavyweights and better-than-expected earnings by Samsung Electron