East Asia's major stock markets faced selling pressure in mid-December, with Korean stocks experiencing a significant decline. According to PANews, the Korean KOSPI index fell by 111.31 points (2.67%) at the start of trading on December 15, opening at 4055.85.
On the same day, Japan's Nikkei 225 also declined, dropping 404.45 points (0.80%) to start trading at 50,432.10. Even as the entire region showed signs of weakness, the extent of the decline in Korean stocks notably far exceeded that of Japanese stocks.
Korean stocks, with a decline rate of 2.67%, show a more pronounced sell-off compared
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