CBC뉴스 · 09-21 00:00 KST
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are nearing the end of their share buyback programs, with markets expecting selling pressure on Korean equities to ease once the buyback-driven support fades. For SK Hynix, the reduced price floor means its stock will hinge more on HBM demand and memory pricing cycles, likely raising short-term volatility.
v.daum.net · 09-20 20:24 KST
Korean media report the 35 trillion won buying wave propping up the KOSPI is winding down, with Samsung and SK Hynix set to end buybacks early. Fading buyback support could raise near-term volatility in Hynix shares, though the real driver remains HBM demand.
아이뉴스24 · 09-20 18:40 KST
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are nearing the end of their share buyback programs, raising concerns about a supply-demand vacuum that could weaken stock support. Investors are watching for new shareholder return policies to follow. Without fresh buying, shares may face near-term pressure, though fundamentals still hinge on memory prices.
문화일보 · 09-20 17:21 KST
The combined 35 trillion won share buyback programs of Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix expire next month. Markets worry about the absence of new buyers after the buybacks end, potentially pressuring SK Hynix shares in the near term. Investors are watching for follow-up shareholder return policies.
한국경제 · 09-20 16:23 KST
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix's multi-trillion-won share buyback programs are expected to end next month. The buybacks had acted as a market stabilizer, so their conclusion could remove a key support for the stocks and raise near-term downside risk, with follow-up shareholder return policies in focus.
ebn.co.kr · 09-20 16:18 KST
Markets expect Samsung and SK Hynix may wrap up their share buyback programs earlier than planned, fueling concerns over a supply-demand gap. Weaker buyback support could cap near-term upside, though solid fundamentals would keep mid-to-long-term impact manageable; watch for follow-up buyback policy and fund flows.
한국일보 · 09-20 16:05 KST
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix's share buyback programs will end next month, raising concerns that KOSPI could lose a key source of buying support and face a supply-demand gap. For SK Hynix, the stock may see short-term volatility once the buyback cushion fades, making follow-up shareholder return policies worth watching.
한국일보 · 09-20 16:05 KST
Samsung Electronics and SK hynix are set to wrap up share buybacks next month, raising concerns over a supply-demand gap in the KOSPI as a key source of buying fades. For SK hynix, weaker downside support could amplify short-term volatility, with foreign and institutional flows in focus.
부산일보 · 09-20 15:11 KST
Samsung and SK Hynix are nearing the end of their share buyback programs that had supported their share prices. Investors worry the removal of this buying could create a supply-demand gap, pressuring Hynix shares in the near term.
dt.co.kr · 09-20 15:01 KST
Buybacks by Samsung Electronics and SK hynix have acted as a KOSPI breakwater, but with the programs set to end in October, worries grow the index will lose key support and lean on just the two heavyweights. SK hynix shares could see wider swings after buybacks stop, making fund flows worth watching.
한국경제 · 09-20 15:01 KST
Reports say buybacks by Samsung Electronics and SK hynix could end as early as next month, fueling worries of a supply-demand vacuum in the market as steady buying fades. SK hynix shares may become more sensitive to foreign and retail sentiment, with volatility risk rising once buyback support disappears.
The Korea Times · 09-20 15:01 KST
Samsung Electronics and SK hynix are nearing the end of their share buyback programs, raising concerns that KOSPI could lose a key source of buying support. The buybacks had helped lift both chipmakers' shares, and their conclusion may weaken near-term liquidity, making foreign and institutional flows key to watch.
매일경제 · 09-20 14:38 KST
Samsung and SK Hynix are set to wrap up buybacks that have supported their falling share prices. With the buyer stepping away, the memory sector could face a supply-demand gap, and investors should watch for near-term volatility in Hynix shares.
매일경제 · 09-20 14:38 KST
The combined 35 trillion won buyback program by SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics ends next month, removing a key source of support for the KOSPI. The exit of this buying could pressure Hynix shares near term, though HBM demand and memory pricing will drive the medium-term outlook.
cwn.kr · 09-20 12:25 KST
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix will wrap up their large share buybacks early, by mid-next month, a move seen as cushioning the KOSPI's recent weakness. The exit removes a source of support, which could weigh on prices short term, but it signals solid cash flow and shareholder-return intent, leaving the valuation impact on Hynix broadly neutral.
신아일보 · 09-20 12:20 KST
Samsung and SK Hynix are nearing the early completion of their buyback programs, meaning the buying that has supported share prices will fade. If fundamentals don't improve in tandem, Hynix shares could lose a key near-term floor, so investors should watch future shareholder-return policy and earnings momentum.
조선일보 · 09-20 12:00 KST
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix will wrap up share buybacks by mid-November. Buybacks typically support prices, but once they end, buying pressure fades and focus shifts to HBM demand and memory pricing. Near-term, Hynix shares may face a test as that support fades.
alphabiz.co.kr · 09-20 11:40 KST
Analysts say the combined 34 trillion won buyback by Samsung and SK Hynix could end a month early. Buybacks have been a key support for both stocks; if the bid disappears sooner, supply-demand gap concerns could pressure Hynix shares in the near term.
뉴데일리 · 09-20 11:36 KST
Samsung and SK Hynix's combined 35 trillion won buyback ends next month, raising fears of a supply-demand gap. Without fresh buyers after the program, Hynix shares could face pressure; investors should watch foreign and institutional flows.
sedaily.com · 09-20 11:18 KST
Samsung and SK Hynix buybacks that filled a foreign-investor void may end as early as mid-next month. The pullback could weaken near-term price support, with foreign inflows the key variable, posing potential pressure on SK Hynix shares.
Seoul Economic Daily · 09-20 11:18 KST
Korean media report that Samsung Electronics and SK hynix share buyback programs are expected to wrap up by mid-October, removing a source of buying support. For SK hynix shares, the fading buyback cushion means the stock will hinge more on HBM demand and memory pricing, raising volatility risk.
마켓인 · 09-20 10:58 KST
Korean media report that Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are nearing the end of their share buybacks, raising concerns over weaker buying support and a supply-demand gap. For Hynix shares, short-term flow support may fade, leaving the trend more dependent on foreign and institutional buying.
조선일보 · 09-20 10:44 KST
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix plan to wrap up share buybacks by mid-November, after the purchases filled a demand gap left by foreign outflows. The end of buybacks could remove a key price support, raising concerns over heavier supply in the Korean market and near-term pressure on Hynix shares.
Chosunbiz · 09-20 10:41 KST
Chosunbiz reported that Samsung and SK Hynix buybacks to fill a foreign-investor gap may end as early as mid-next month. The exit could weaken near-term buying, with foreign inflows in focus, posing a potential negative for SK Hynix shares.
조선일보 · 09-20 10:41 KST
Chosun Ilbo reported that Samsung and SK Hynix buybacks to fill a foreign-investor void may end as early as mid-next month. The end of buying could reduce demand support, and if foreign inflows lag, SK Hynix shares may face near-term pressure.
조선일보 · 09-20 10:41 KST
Samsung and SK Hynix buybacks have offset demand lost to foreign selling and may end as early as mid-November. Once they stop, Hynix shares could lose a major source of support, making it crucial to watch whether foreign investors return and how supply-demand shifts.
Chosunbiz · 09-20 10:21 KST
Samsung and SK Hynix are accelerating buybacks, fueling worries about supply pressure in the Korean market. After the purchases end, Hynix could face reduced buying interest and near-term share price pressure, with investors focused on foreign flows and liquidity conditions.
Chosunbiz · 09-20 10:21 KST
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix's share buyback programs are expected to wrap up as early as mid-next month. Markets worry the end of buybacks will create a supply-demand gap, pressuring the KOSPI and SK Hynix shares. Institutional and foreign flows will be key to near-term volatility.
ajunews.com · 09-20 10:16 KST
Samsung and SK Hynix's buybacks may end as early as next month, fueling worries that the KOSPI will lose a key source of buying support and face greater downside. As a heavyweight, SK Hynix could come under near-term pressure if foreign and institutional demand fails to fill the gap.
v.daum.net · 09-20 10:06 KST
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have bought back a combined 35 trillion won in treasury shares, raising concerns of a supply-demand gap in KOSPI once the buybacks end. For SK Hynix, the buyback offers short-term support, but selling pressure may emerge afterward, warranting close attention to fund flows.
글로벌이코노믹 · 09-20 10:04 KST
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix's buyback programs are expected to conclude as early as next month, with markets watching what follows. For SK Hynix, buybacks have been a key support; without new catalysts after they end, the stock could face correction pressure, so investors should watch supply-demand shifts.
연합뉴스TV · 09-20 09:47 KST
SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics are buying back a combined 34.7 trillion won in treasury shares, expected to finish as early as mid-next month. Buybacks reduce free float and offer short-term price support, but post-completion supply-demand shifts may bring correction pressure.
뉴시스 · 09-20 09:42 KST
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix's buybacks may be completed as early as next month, according to reports. For SK Hynix, buybacks have been a key recent support; an early finish would require new buying momentum, potentially bringing short-term volatility from supply-demand imbalance.
미디어파인 · 09-20 09:37 KST
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix buybacks may end earlier than planned, drawing attention to market supply-demand shifts. The purchases supported KOSPI, but an early finish could weaken buying and pressure Hynix shares, so investors should watch fund flows.
이투데이 · 09-20 09:36 KST
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix's combined 35 trillion won buyback is nearing its end, raising concerns of a liquidity gap in the market. For SK Hynix, without institutional absorption after the buyback ends, downward pressure could build, so investors should monitor funding trends.
biz.sbs.co.kr · 09-20 09:17 KST
Samsung and SK Hynix buybacks have supported the KOSPI, but the programs end in October. Their conclusion may weaken stock support, and investors should watch subsequent fund flows and new shareholder return policies. Short-term selling pressure is possible.
에너지경제신문 · 09-20 09:01 KST
Samsung and SK Hynix buybacks are entering their final phase, raising concerns the KOSPI rally may stall. Once the buyback demand fades, short-term support for Hynix shares weakens, and if foreign and institutional buyers do not step in, the stock could face correction risk.
KBC광주방송 · 09-20 08:35 KST
SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics are speeding up share buybacks, likely finishing early in mid-October. Buybacks are often read as a signal that management sees the stock as undervalued, which can support the share price and lift sentiment short term, though the real impact depends on semiconductor industry conditions.
v.daum.net · 09-20 07:33 KST
Samsung and SK Hynix are wrapping up share buybacks, raising fears of a post-Chuseok supply-demand gap that could pressure memory chip stocks. With the buying support fading, volatility may rise, making institutional fund flows key to watch.
v.daum.net · 09-20 06:06 KST
Large-scale buybacks by SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics have been seen as a key support for Korea's memory chip sector, and a report says the program could end as early as mid-next month. The exit may weaken short-term downside support for share prices, putting focus on fund flows and whether earnings momentum can take over.