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Kosdaq rebounds more than 5 percent a day after plunge, triggers buy-sidecar
South Korea\'s Kosdaq rebounded more than 5 percent a day after falling more than 7 percent, triggering a buy-sidecar. The Korea Exchange said programme buy orders were suspended for 5 minutes after sharp gains in Kosdaq 150 futures and the Kosdaq 150 index. The Kosdaq recovered the 800 level. The KOSPI also rose more than 4 percent. Volatility remained elevated after circuit breakers had been triggered in both markets the previous day.
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Inverse bets grow as South Korea\'s market slumps; inverse ETF daily turnover tops 2 trillion won
Trading in inverse exchange-traded funds is rising as South Korea\'s KOSPI falls for a seventh straight session. Turnover in KODEX 200 Futures Inverse 2X and KODEX Inverse totalled 2.42 trillion won on Oct. 15. Single-stock inverse products tied to Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix gained, while single-stock leverage products fell about 19 to 22 percent in a day and hit record lows for closing prices.
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Kosdaq triggers selling sidecar after Kosdaq 150 futures tumble 6.25 percent
A selling sidecar was triggered on South Korea\'s Kosdaq market after a sharp fall in Kosdaq 150 futures and the spot index. The Korea Exchange said program sell orders were suspended for 5 minutes from 9:12:23 a.m. on Oct. 15. Kosdaq 150 futures fell 6.25 percent and the spot index dropped 6.52 percent. A selling sidecar was also triggered earlier on the main market.
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KRX introduces KRICS industry classification, adds mobility sector
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Kosdaq surges nearly 7 percent to top 850; KOSPI also rises
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Kosdaq may mount comeback after sharp selloff, fourth straight day of gains
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KOSPI slides more than 5% on weakness in chip heavyweights, while Kosdaq ends up 2.44%
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Kosdaq surge triggers buy sidecar
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KOSPI surges over 1,000 points after three-day slump, posts record gain
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KOSPI surges 13 percent, reclaims 6,300 level on rebound buying led by chip stocks
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KOSPI falls below 6,000, first back-to-back circuit breakers
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KOSPI breaks below 6,000 as sell-sidecar triggers for second day
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Black Tuesday: South Korean markets trigger sell sidecar and circuit breakers
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KOSPI falls below 7,000 again; sidecars triggered in both markets
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KOSPI rebounds on foreign and institutional buying; KOSDAQ triggers sell sidecar
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Single-stock leveraged ETFs blamed for volatility, but delisting called excessive
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KOSPI ends higher at 7,760 in volatile trade; KOSDAQ surges more than 4 percent
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Kosdaq triggers buy-sidecar on surge