The South Korea Stock Exchange is rising with the support of Lee Jay-Mayong's victory in the presidency

The South Korean inventory index, “Kosby”, rose, on the way to a emerging market, after Li Jae-Mayung’s expected widespread ended in the presidential election and ended a vacuum in the political leadership that continued for months. The index jumped at 2.4% on Wednesday, raising its profits from the lowest level in April to more than 20%, with investors struggling to take advantage of an agenda for reform and growth. The control companies, financial institutions and brokerage contributions at the forefront of the index were in the midst of expectation that Lee would try to implement a basic legislative amendment early this month, with the aim of improving shareholders’ returns. The Korean currency rose 0.4% against the dollar and continued the profits for the second consecutive session. On the other hand, the Korean government bonds have recorded a performance of the sub -level, as the yields of the mortgage increased by approximately 9 basis points for ten years, due to the fear of the increase in supply due to an expected financial expansion of the new administration. The market focus on the growth plan removes this election victory, one of the biggest foggy factors affecting the local market, which is the country’s political road after former President Yun Suk Yol imposed a short time last year, which led to his isolation and early election on Tuesday. The market concentration is now changing into economic policies I intend to implement to improve growth, which includes the increase in government’s expenses, improving institutional management, protecting the rights of employees and terminating the negotiations on customs and current currencies with the Trump administration. The Korean economy shrank in the first quarter of the year, reflecting the fragility even before US President Donald Trump announced the customs duties in April. In spite of political blur despite the state of political uncertainty and slowdown in the economy, the stock and color market performed, Korean and color arrows showed remarkable flexibility this year and exceeded most of the Asian markets. The Won received support after the dismissal of Yoon in April to become one of the best performance currencies in Asia. “All eyes will be on new President Lee Jay-Mayong,” said Sean Oh, a share trader. The “Cosby” index has so far risen by 15% in 2025, reflecting the investors’ efforts to take advantage of opportunities after the market incurred a decline in the earlier year due to concerns about US drawings. Lee said during his election campaign that his goal was to increase “Cosby” to 5,000 points, without specifying a schedule to achieve it. Although this goal is a sharp leap of the current level, it personifies its focus on the stock market and its promises to increase the reviews of local stocks, ending the so -called ‘Korea’s opponent’.