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KOSPI 200 closing price list-3

KOSPI 200 Closing Price List-3 Daewoong 15,880 DN 290 SKTelecom 94,100 UP 9,000 KEPCO 33,900 UP 200 SamsungSecu 101,600 DN 1,500 DOOSAN 1,215,000 UP 92,000 Hyundai Elevator 67,700 UP 700 HankukCarbon 22,500 UP 450 SAMSUNG SDS 196,000 UP 4,500 KOREA AEROSPACE 149,300 UP 6,800 KUMHOTIRE 6,...

KOSPI 200 Closing Price List-3

Daewoong 15,880 DN 290

SKTelecom 94,100 UP 9,000

KEPCO 33,900 UP 200

SamsungSecu 101,600 DN 1,500

DOOSAN 1,215,000 UP 92,000

Hyundai Elevator 67,700 UP 700

HankukCarbon 22,500 UP 450

SAMSUNG SDS 196,000 UP 4,500

KOREA AEROSPACE 149,300 UP 6,800

KUMHOTIRE 6,110 UP 10

Hanon Systems 3,535 UP 130

SK 624,000 UP 28,000

POSCO DX 18,940 UP 1,340

COWAY 91,800 DN 1,700

LOTTE SHOPPING 134,400 UP 4,000

HD HYUNDAI 212,000 UP 14,000

IBK 20,700 UP 150

SKSQUARE 1,230,000 DN 23,000

Hanwha Engine 47,050 UP 2,650

DONGSUH 25,600 UP 850

PanOcean 5,080 UP 70

SamsungE&A 41,300 0

SAMSUNG CARD 47,500 UP 150

SAMSUNG C&T 354,000 UP 10,500

KT 52,300 DN 400

CheilWorldwide 18,540 UP 10

LOTTE WELLFOOD 99,500 DN 1,000

HANMISemi 215,000 DN 9,000

DWEC 15,270 UP 470

KEPCO KPS 43,650 UP 1,100

LG H&H 244,000 DN 1,000

LGCHEM 252,000 UP 1,500

KEPCO E&C 90,400 UP 3,000

ShinhanGroup 104,500 DN 200

SANIL ELECTRIC 166,700 UP 1,900

LG CNS 64,600 UP 2,100

WooriFinancialGroup 30,650 UP 150

HYUNDAI ROTEM 155,800 UP 2,700

LGELECTRONICS 182,700 UP 9,500

L&F 82,400 DN 400

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