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KRX after-hours market triggers VI 1,112 times on first day, raising volatility concerns
The Korea Exchange\'s after-hours market triggered the volatility interruption (VI) mechanism 1,112 times on its first trading day, raising concerns about sharp moves in small and mid-cap stocks. VI triggers totalled 228 on the KOSPI and 884 on the KOSDAQ. The exchange said lower liquidity and a wider eligible stock universe contributed, though measures of intraday high-low volatility were lower in after-hours trading than in the regular session.
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Korea Exchange opens after-market, extends KOSPI and Kosdaq trading to 8 p.m.
The Korea Exchange has opened an after-market for the KOSPI and Kosdaq from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., replacing the previous after-hours single-price session with continuous trading. A total of 38 brokerages plan to participate. The move brings the exchange into direct competition with Nextrade, which already runs an after-market until 8 p.m. Some stocks and products, including ETFs and ETNs, are excluded.
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KRX to launch after-hours market, trading until 8 p.m. from Sept. 14
The Korea Exchange (KRX) will operate an after-hours market from Sept. 14, allowing real-time stock trading until 8 p.m. after the regular session ends. The exchange said it revised rules for its KOSPI and KOSDAQ markets and that 38 brokerages, representing 95.2 percent market share, plan to participate. Existing after-hours single-price trading will be abolished and replaced by continuous matching from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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Finance network separation rules eased, fueling 140 trillion won fintech investment
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Nextrade to introduce volatility interruption to prevent price distortions from small orders
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Nextrade to temporarily ban limit-up and limit-down orders in pre-market from Aug. 12
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Leveraged ETF overheating and SpaceX row put investment industry on edge
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KRX rebuts five key issues in trading hours extension dispute