KOSPI Turns Negative on $1.5B Foreign Selling, KOSDAQ Rises Over 1% on July 27

South Korea's KOSPI index turned negative on the afternoon of July 27 as foreign investors sold approximately 2 trillion won (about $1.5 billion) of shares. The selloff offset gains from declining international oil prices and optimism over South Korea-U.S. AI cooperation. Meanwhile, the KOSDAQ maintained strength above 1% on gains in biotech and robotics stocks, while Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix weighted down the broader KOSPI.
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