Feb. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Samsung Electronics Co. cut the most in two months in Seoul trading, retreating from a annal yesterday as rising lubricator prices and solvent evidence raised business that need for electronics goods may soften. Samsung, the world’s biggest maker of televisions, dropped 3.1 percent to 1.16 million won at the padlock on the Korea Exchange, its steepest downgrade since Dec. 19. LG Electronics Inc., which climbed to an eight-month dear end week, kill 4.4 percent to 84,100 won.
The benchmark Kospi catalogue forgotten 1 percent. Crude futures in New York increased to $106.28 a barrel yesterday, the highest since May 4. European services and manufacturing create shrank in February, Markit Economics said, and Taiwan open its 2012 lump presage yesterday, while U.S. sales of once upon a time owned houses missed economists’ forecasts, according to an enterprise report.
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