Hopes of a corporate governance reform drive in South Korea have pushed the main stock index to a three-and-a-half-year high, as investors bet a new leftwing government can lift the country’s persistently low valuations.
President Lee Jae-myung made corporate governance reform and boosting the stock market pillars of his campaign, promising South Korea’s army of retail investors that the Kospi would reach 5,000 points during his term. The index has climbed more than 7 per cent since his election last week to above 2,900.
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