(Bloomberg) -- South Korean stocks advanced for a
fourth day, led by Shinsegae Co., after local consumers became
the most confident in 15 months, adding to speculation increased
spending will extend the longest economic expansion in a decade.
Shares also gained after Woori Investment & Securities Co.
lifted its estimate for the Kospi index, citing faster earnings
growth and rising local demand for stocks. Samsung Electronics Co.
paced the climb.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
fourth day, led by Shinsegae Co., after local consumers became
the most confident in 15 months, adding to speculation increased
spending will extend the longest economic expansion in a decade.
Shares also gained after Woori Investment & Securities Co.
lifted its estimate for the Kospi index, citing faster earnings
growth and rising local demand for stocks. Samsung Electronics Co.
paced the climb.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
No comments:
Post a Comment