KOSPI
On the last trading day (September 4), the KOSPI closed at 6,687.21 points, and is currently closed for the weekend as of Saturday, September 5.
Headline
Weekend Market Review for the First Week of September and Next Week's Outlook
Key Takeaways
- On the last trading day (September 4, 2026), the domestic market closed higher for both KOSPI and KOSDAQ, and is currently closed for the weekend as of Saturday, September 5.
- The US Nasdaq market experienced a slight decline in its latest trading session, showing a breathing spell, while the USD-KRW exchange rate is seeking stability in the late 1,340 won range.
- Investors need to monitor global macroeconomic variables and external events over the weekend to prepare for potential volatility when the market opens next week.
KOSDAQ
On the last trading day (September 4), the KOSDAQ closed at 813.50 points, and is currently closed for the weekend as of Saturday, September 5.
NASDAQ
On the last trading day, the Nasdaq closed slightly lower at 26,506.99 points, awaiting upcoming speeches by US Fed officials and key economic indicator releases next week.
Today's Watchlist
- Release of key US inflation indicators (CPI, PPI) scheduled for next week and remarks by Fed officials regarding the interest rate path.
- Additional contract wins in the global aerospace and defense sectors, along with supportive government policies.
- Whether the USD-KRW exchange rate stabilizes in the 1,340 won range, and its potential impact on foreign capital flows.
Risk Note
The aerospace and space theme can experience high volatility driven by policy developments and individual contract announcements, requiring caution against short-term price swings.
Last updated: 2026-09-05 16:00:11