PANews reported on November 5th that the Nikkei 225 index closed down 1284.93 points, or 2.50%, at 50212.27 on Wednesday, November 5th. It had fallen more than 4% intraday, breaching the 50,000-point mark. The South Korean KOSPI index closed down 117.32 points, or 2.85%, at 4004.42 on Wednesday, November 5th, having fallen more than 6% intraday. Data shows that foreign investors net sold 2.52 trillion won worth of South Korean KOSPI stocks on Wednesday, the largest single-day net selling since August 13, 2021.PANews reported on November 5th that the Nikkei 225 index closed down 1284.93 points, or 2.50%, at 50212.27 on Wednesday, November 5th. It had fallen more than 4% intraday, breaching the 50,000-point mark. The South Korean KOSPI index closed down 117.32 points, or 2.85%, at 4004.42 on Wednesday, November 5th, having fallen more than 6% intraday. Data shows that foreign investors net sold 2.52 trillion won worth of South Korean KOSPI stocks on Wednesday, the largest single-day net selling since August 13, 2021.
Japanese and South Korean stocks closed sharply lower, with South Korea's KOSPI index falling nearly 3%.
2025/11/05 14:34
PANews reported on November 5th that the Nikkei 225 index closed down 1284.93 points, or 2.50%, at 50212.27 on Wednesday, November 5th. It had fallen more than 4% intraday, breaching the 50,000-point mark. The South Korean KOSPI index closed down 117.32 points, or 2.85%, at 4004.42 on Wednesday, November 5th, having fallen more than 6% intraday. Data shows that foreign investors net sold 2.52 trillion won worth of South Korean KOSPI stocks on Wednesday, the largest single-day net selling since August 13, 2021.
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