- The Korean stock market (KOSPI) declined following President Yoon Suk Yeol's declaration of emergency martial law, but showed signs of recovery with three consecutive days of gains despite the impeachment proceedings. - KOSDAQ also rose, and the U.S. NASDAQ index surpassed the 20,000 mark for the first time in history. - The Financial Supervisory Service instructed insurance companies to strengthen internal controls in product development and sales, while Samsung Life is enhancing customer service efficiency by utilizing AI voice bots. - Trading volume of U.S. stocks in the domestic market reached a record high in November, indicating a trend of investors shifting funds from the domestic market to the U.S. market. - U.S. jobless claims exceeded expectations and reached their highest level in two months.
