S. Korea shares face high volatility in coming week as Covid-19 surges again due to new clusters


SEOUL, Oct 31 (The Korea Herald/ANN): South Korean shares are likely to face high volatility in the coming week, with key political developments, including the US presidential election and new Covid-19 (coronavirus) outbreaks, expected to roil global financial markets, analysts said Saturday.

The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) closed at 2,267.15 points on Friday, down 3.97 percent from a week ago.

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