South Korea’s KOSPI Climbs 4.39% to Close at 5,239.13
The benchmark added 220.28 points on Tuesday, Nov. 10, in a sharp advance across a major Asian market.

The KOSPI, South Korea’s stock market benchmark, ended Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 5,239.13 after climbing 220.28 points, a 4.39% gain that put a sharp move in a major Asian equity market on the radar for U.S. crypto and markets readers.
The point change and percentage change describe the same session advance in two ways. The 220.28-point figure measures the increase in the index’s level, while 4.39% expresses the move relative to its previous close. The 5,239.13 figure is the level where the index finished trading for the day.
The close gives global market watchers a snapshot of South Korean equities at the end of the session. For U.S. crypto and markets readers, the percentage gain provides a direct measure of the move in that major Asian equity benchmark. The figures show that the index ended more than 200 points higher, closing above 5,200 on Nov. 10.