KOSPI
Closed at 2,610.59 points on the last trading day (June 5, 2026), and is currently closed for the weekend. Concerns over an economic slowdown and the burden of a high exchange rate are acting as factors limiting the upside.
Headline
Weekend Market Review Briefing (As of June 6, 2026)
Key Takeaways
- On the last trading day (June 5, 2026), the domestic market closed slightly lower for both KOSPI and KOSDAQ, ending the week in a breather.
- As of Saturday, June 6, 2026, the Korean stock market is closed for the weekend, with attention focused on global macroeconomic indicators and foreign exchange market volatility.
- As the USD/KRW exchange rate remains strong in the high 1,550s range, it is necessary to monitor foreign capital flows and monetary policy variables next week.
KOSDAQ
Closed at 1,002.44 points on the last trading day (June 5, 2026), barely holding the 1,000-level, and is currently closed for the weekend. Inflows and outflows in the IT, pharmaceutical, and biotech sectors remain highly contested.
NASDAQ
Ended slightly lower at 25,709.43 points on Friday's U.S. trading session. Uncertainty over the Fed's rate path and profit-taking in tech stocks remain mixed.
Today's Watchlist
- Monitor upcoming remarks from Fed officials next week for clues on the direction of monetary policy.
- Track foreign capital flows depending on whether the USD/KRW exchange rate stabilizes in the 1,550s range.
- Assess the impact of global aerospace and supply chain issues on domestic defense and component stocks.
Risk Note
If the high exchange rate persists, it may increase upward pressure on import prices and trigger foreign capital outflows. Caution in investment is advised.
Last updated: 2026-06-06 16:00:13