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The South Korean won strengthened to around 1,365 per dollar on Tuesday, recovering losses from the prior session as the dollar weakened in response to President Trump’s announcement of a phased ceasefire agreement between Iran and Israel. The two countries reportedly reached a preliminary understanding aimed at ending their 12-day conflict, provided that neither side resumes hostilities. Additionally, oil prices fell following the ceasefire announcement, further strengthening the market by mitigating concerns over escalating costs and reducing apprehensions on supply chain disruptions. On the domestic front, the composite consumer sentiment index of South Korea rose sharply to 108.7 in June from a 101.8 level in the previous month as all key components of the index improved such as living standards, household income, and the domestic economy.

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The South Korean won strengthened to around 1,365 per dollar on Tuesday, recovering losses from the prior session as the dollar weakened in response to President Trump’s announcement of a phased ceasefire agreement between Iran and Israel. The two countries reportedly reached a preliminary understanding aimed at ending their 12-day conflict, provided that neither side resumes hostilities. Additionally, oil prices fell following the ceasefire announcement, further strengthening the market by mitigating concerns over escalating costs and reducing apprehensions on supply chain disruptions. On the domestic front, the composite consumer sentiment index of South Korea rose sharply to 108.7 in June from a 101.8 level in the previous month as all key components of the index improved such as living standards, household income, and the domestic economy.

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The benchmark KOSPI rose 2.4% to around 3,088 on Tuesday, continuing its recent rally as investor sentiment improved sharply following the announcement of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. The de-escalation eased fears of a broader Middle East conflict and reduced global risk-off pressure, boosting appetite for equities across Asia. Oil prices fell sharply after the ceasefire announcement, further supporting the market by lowering inflationary concerns and relieving worries of supply disruptions. Improved consumer sentiment in South Korea, with stable inflation expectations, also helped underpin investor confidence. On the corporate front, leading gains among major stocks were chipmakers and autos, such as Samsung Electronics (3.1%), SK Hynix (7.1%), LG Energy Solution (2.6%), and Hyundai Motor (2.2%). Conversely, losses were seen for Hanwha Aerospace (-1.4%) and Naver (-1.4%).

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The benchmark KOSPI rose 2.4% to around 3,088 on Tuesday, continuing its recent rally as investor sentiment improved sharply following the announcement of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. The de-escalation eased fears of a broader Middle East conflict and reduced global risk-off pressure, boosting appetite for equities across Asia. Oil prices fell sharply after the ceasefire announcement, further supporting the market by lowering inflationary concerns and relieving worries of supply disruptions. Improved consumer sentiment in South Korea, with stable inflation expectations, also helped underpin investor confidence. On the corporate front, leading gains among major stocks were chipmakers and autos, such as Samsung Electronics (3.1%), SK Hynix (7.1%), LG Energy Solution (2.6%), and Hyundai Motor (2.2%). Conversely, losses were seen for Hanwha Aerospace (-1.4%) and Naver (-1.4%).