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South Korea's Ministry of Finance and Economy: It will conduct government bond buybacks if necessary.

2026-10-29

South Korea's Ministry of Finance and Economy: It will conduct government bond buybacks if necessary.

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2026-10-28

WBG said on Wednesday it expects global commodity prices to rise 23% in 2026, driven by higher energy from the Middle East war, shipping bottlenecks including blocked Black Sea grain flows, and safe‑haven demand for gold. The Commodity Markets Outloo

WBG said on Wednesday it expects global commodity prices to rise 23% in 2026, driven by higher energy from the Middle East war, shipping bottlenecks including blocked Black Sea grain flows, and safe‑haven demand for gold. The Commodity Markets Outlook noted large price gains this year across oil, gas, food and metals. It warned that further escalation of the Middle East conflict or continued damage to Russian oil infrastructure could worsen the outlook. The report forecasts a 7% pullback in commodity prices next year but cautions that a prolonged shock — including a potentially severe El Nifio — could keep food Elevated prices, raising inflation and the risk of monetary tightening. WBG also said global oil inventories have been drawn down during the Middle East war and expects global oil supply to fall 5.2% in 2026, the largest decline in roughly 40 years outside the 2020 downturn.
2026-10-28

According to Sigmarange real-time data, as of the close of the South Korean KOSPI index on the 28th, foreign investors net bought 821 billion won, with institutional investors net buying 963 billion won; retail investors, on the other hand, net sold

According to Sigmarange real-time data, as of the close of the South Korean KOSPI index on the 28th, foreign investors net bought 821 billion won, with institutional investors net buying 963 billion won; retail investors, on the other hand, net sold 1.81 trillion won. 1. Foreign buying is a positive signal, but its sustainability remains to be seen. Foreign buying in large South Korean semiconductor stocks helps drive the index rebound. If net buying continues for several consecutive trading days, the credibility of the rebound will be higher. 2. Simultaneous institutional buying strengthens the financial foundation for the rise. This is more noteworthy than simply relying on individual investors chasing the rally. However, institutional buying may also include index adjustments, algorithmic trading, or short-term trading, and cannot be directly equated with long-term optimism. 3. Large-scale retail selling may reflect profit-taking or risk control. In a bull market, some investors will sell during rebounds. Net selling data alone cannot determine whether they are cutting losses, realizing profits, or reinvesting in other assets. (Note: SigmaRange data comes from the spot market of the Korea Exchange and does not include alternative trading platforms, futures and options, and may differ from the consolidated data; the Korea Exchange states that the final data, which includes after-hours trading, is usually released around 20:00 on the same day.)
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