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[3.13(목)_2025 ] 앤트맨의 신나는 하루

honephil 2025. 3. 13. 07:09

[3.13(목)_2025 ] 앤트맨의 신나는 하루

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 < 3주차 3.9 ~ 3.15, 2025 >

 

대체로 흐림 1˚/13˚C

북풍 357˚ 1m/s  

일출 6:44am ~ 6:36pm (11:52) 

가시거리 18Km (양호)  습도 80%

상현망간의 달_98%  기압 1,022hPa    

4:30 ~ 10:30

92 / 2.7 / 114 - 3.12(수)

92 / 2.7 / 115 - 3.11(화)

93 / 2.7 / 115 - 3.10(월)

93 / 2.7 / 114 - 3.9(일)

94 / 2.6 / 111 - 3.2(일)

77 / 1.5 / 77.5 - 2.23(일)

73 / 1.9 / 101 - 2.16(일)

70 / 2.4 / 119 - 2.9(일)

71 / 3.3 / 161 - 2.2(일)

66 / 3.1 / 140 - 1.26(일)

51 / 2.7 / 110 - 1.19(일)

46 / 2.3 / 94.7 - 1.13(월)

 

No pains, no gains.

실패를 인정하고 거기에서 답을 찾는다  

 

Il Signore ha un disegno su di te.

"주님께는 너에 대한 큰 그림이 있으시다"

 

나에게 힘을 주시는 분 안에서 나는 모든 것을 할 수 있습니다. (필리피 4, 13)

I have the strength for everything through him who empowers me.

 

 

ㅇ 증시 일정

 

- 3.13(목) -

. 선물/옵션 동시 만기일

. 국회 본회의

. 헌법재판소, 중앙지검장, 감사원자 단택선고

 

- 3.14(금) -

. 서울보증보험 신규 상장 (26,000원)

 

- 3.17(월) -

. 씨케이솔루션 신규 상장 (2차전지 드라이룸, 15,000원)

 

 

o 금일 거래 종목 (2025.3.13. 목)

 

ㅇ 특징주 (2025.3.13. 목)

 

 

ㅇ 원/달러 환율 (2025.3.13. 목)  1,453.9 +0.09%

. 전고점 - 1,486원 (2024.12.27. 금)

. 전저점 - 1,303원 (2024.9.30. 월) 

 

ㅇ 종합주가 지수 (2025.3.13 목)

코스피 :  2,566.74 -0.31% 12.5조원 거래

코스닥 : 722.26 -0.99% 7.3조원 거래

 

ㅇ 투자자별 매매동향 - 일별 (코스피, 코스닥 2025.3.13. 목)

 

ㅇ 미국 주가 지수 (다우존스, 2025.3.12. 수) 43,350 -0.2% 바닥이 어디?

ㅇ 미국 주가 지수 (나스닥, 2025.3.12. ) 17,648%, +1,22% 바닥 찍었나?

ㅇ 미국 주가 지수 (S&P500, 2025.3.12. 수) 5,599 +0.49% 바닥?!

ㅇ 반도체 지수 (필라델피아, 2025.3.12. 수) 4,481.0 +2.45% 바닥 찍고 턴?

 

Updated Thu, Mar 13 20255:06 PM EDT

S&P 500 closes higher on soft inflation report, Nasdaq jumps 1% as traders snap up tech shares

 
 
 
 

The Nasdaq Composite rose on Wednesday after a soft inflation report eased concerns about the economy and as investors snapped up beaten-up technology shares.

 

The tech-heavy benchmark added 1.22% and closed at 17,648.45, while the S&P 500 gained 0.49% to end at 5,599.30. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 82.55 points, or 0.2%, to settle at 41,350.93.

 

Though the tech sector is off more than 3% week to date, the cohort bounced on Wednesday to lead the S&P 500 higher. Nvidia gained 6.4%, and AMD added more than 4%. Meta Platforms advanced 2% and Tesla jumped more than 7%.

 

The consumer price index, a broad measure of costs across the U.S. economy, increased 0.2% for the month, putting the annual inflation rate at 2.8%. This was lower than the respective Dow Jones estimates for 0.3% and 2.9%. Core CPI, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, rose 0.2% on the month and 3.1% for the past 12 months, both below expectations.

 

“This reading is going to be a little dilutive to this stagflation narrative, and it is going to restore to some extent policy flexibility from the Fed,” said Dave Grecsek, managing director in investment strategy and research at Aspiriant Wealth Management. “If this inflation number was higher, you’d have some of these concerns weighing much more heavily, like the Fed would not be in a position to respond if the economy continues to weaken.”

 

President Donald Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs took effect on Wednesday, and Canada said it will impose 25% retaliatory duties on more than $20 billion worth of U.S. goods. The European Union also responded swiftly, pledging to impose counter-tariffs on 26 billion euros, or $28.33 billion, worth of U.S. imports beginning in April.

 

Stocks have been under pressure as traders fear the escalating tensions could trigger a U.S. recession. Part of the reason for the recent sell-off has been concern that Trump’s volatile trade policy would raise inflation and slow growth, otherwise known as stagflation.

 

This week alone, the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq have all dropped roughly 3%. The S&P 500 briefly dipped into correction territory on Tuesday, down 10% from a record set in February. Over the past month, the S&P 500 has lost more than 7%, while the Dow and Nasdaq have shed 6.8% and 10.2%, respectively.

 

“We’re not surprised the market’s pulled down. Obviously, U.S. equity markets have been exceptionally strong over the last two years. It’s right to expect a correction,” Grecsek added. “But I think once we get through this — we’re in the very early events of these key fiscal policy changes — there’s better news to come.”

 

 

 

          

             

 

 

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