The Fed raised rates by 25 basis points at the September FOMC meeting, reverting to a 'Higher for Longer' stance. With the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield breaking above 5% and oil surging to $100, a persistent triple blow continues to cap the KOSPI's upside.
The dominant narrative, appearing at the top every day throughout the 7-day window. Even after the FOMC hike was confirmed on 9/17, the tone held steady on concerns about a further December hike; despite a mid-week KOSPI rebound, the macro burden remained a constant.
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Why it matters
A consensus view covered daily by nearly every brokerage. Overwhelming frequency in both reports and news.
What would change it
With the hawkish FOMC seen as already priced in and the decline viewed as excessive, the KOSPI rebounded after five trading days, confirming support at the lower band (Daishin Securities).
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