MKOR is trading 3.13% down on September 10, 2026 as Brent crude remains above $100 and rising U.S. Treasury yields pressure risk assets.
- The KOSPI fell 1.66% shortly after Thursday’s open, recovering to close down 0.25% amid heavy foreign selling and elevated energy costs.
- U.S. August PPI exceeded expectations, raising concerns inflation may keep Federal Reserve policy restrictive.
- MKOR’s roughly 19% Samsung Electronics position and broader technology exposure heighten sensitivity to Korean market and global risk-off trading.