The South Korea stock market ended a three-day winning streak, with the KOSPI dropping 1.51% to close just above 3,925 points. The global market outlook is positive, with European and U.S. markets up. Wall Street saw gains for the fifth consecutive session, with the Dow up 0.61%, NASDAQ up 0.65%, and S&P 500 up 0.54%. Optimism about interest rates is driving the rebound, with a high chance of a rate cut in December. South Korea will release November trade data today, with imports expected to rise 3.4% and exports up 5.7%, contributing to a trade surplus of $8.40 billion.

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