[In response to global liquidity competition, the Korean stock market welcomes after-hours real-time trading for the first time] September 15th, the Korean stock market officially ushered in after-hours real-time trading on September 14th. From 4 pm to 8 pm local time, the Korea Stock Exchange opened continuous bidding transactions for most stocks in the KOSPI and KOSDAQ markets, replacing the old trading system of call auctions every ten minutes from 4 pm to 6 pm. The move is the first of its kind among major Asian stock exchanges. Judging from operating performance, the "storage duo" of Korean stocks continued the decline during the regular trading session of the day. As of the end of after-hours trading, SK Hynix fell 7.12% to 1,683,000 won/share; Samsung Electronics fell 4.24% to 248,500 won/share. During the regular trading session on September 14, South Korea's KOSPI index closed down 3.26% at 6684.37 points; SK Hynix fell 6.35% and Samsung Electronics fell 4.05%. From a global market perspective, KRX added after-hours trading to cope with liquidity competition from major overseas exchanges. (Shanghai Securities News)