KOSPI Rebounds to Close Above 6,830; KOSDAQ Falls 1.56%

The KOSPI index rebounded to close at 6,835.80, while the KOSDAQ index fell 1.56%.

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The KOSPI index closed at 6,835.80 on September 1, 2026, marking a shift to an upward trend after fluctuating throughout the day. ^[1] The KOSPI index closed at 6,562.72 on September 2, 2026, marking a 3.99% decline of 273.08 points from the previous day's close. ^[2] On September 1, 2026, the KOSPI index opened lower and continued to fluctuate in the early trading session. ^[3] Institutions net bought 988.2 billion won, while foreign investors net sold 497 billion won and individuals net sold 491.2 billion won. ^[4] The KOSPI index opened at 6784.29, dipped to a low of 6732.47 during the session, and rebounded to a high of 6857.35 before closing. ^[5]

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The KOSPI index closed at 6,835.80 on September 1, 2026, marking a shift to an upward trend after fluctuating throughout the day. · 세계일보

The KOSPI index closed at 6,562.72 on September 2, 2026, marking a 3.99% decline of 273.08 points from the previous day's close. · 세계일보

On September 1, 2026, the KOSPI index opened lower and continued to fluctuate in the early trading session. · 세계일보

Institutions net bought 988.2 billion won, while foreign investors net sold 497 billion won and individuals net sold 491.2 billion won. ·

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The KOSPI index opened at 6784.29, dipped to a low of 6732.47 during the session, and rebounded to a high of 6857.35 before closing. ·

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