South Korea's KOSPI rose more than 1% after falling nearly 2% early on, as strong October export data spurred buying. Kiwoom Securities analyst Han Ji-young said stocks were oversold again while fundamentals stayed solid, and exports near doubled, the largest gain in over 50 years, on AI chip demand.
Han Ji-young says strong exports lift Korean stocks off oversold levels
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The story so far: KOSPI session gains
South Korea's KOSPI has been rising through the session, up 3% at 5,721.34 on 21 October and later extending gains past 5,800 points. On 2 November it extended its intraday gain to 2% after an early 2% fall, with SK Hynix up 3.8% and Samsung Electronics up 1.3%.
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Han Ji-young says strong exports lift Korean stocks off oversold levels
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