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KOSPI rebounds after 8 sessions; Kosdaq triggers buy-sidecar
South Korea\'s KOSPI snapped a seven-session rout and rose 2.05 percent on Oct. 16 to close at 5,668.05. The index opened higher and climbed to the 5,800 level during the session before paring gains. The Kosdaq surged 4.46 percent to 794.78, briefly regaining 800 and triggering a buy-sidecar that halted program buy orders for five minutes. The won strengthened against the dollar.
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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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Tom Lee warns KOSPI plunge shock may spread to crypto market
Fundstrat co-founder Tom Lee, known as an Ethereum bull, warned that a sharp fall in South Korean stocks could lead to additional selling in the cryptocurrency market. He said losses in the local equity market could spill over into other risk assets as investors cut exposure or face margin-related forced selling. Lee described the situation as “short-term pain” and mentioned Ethereum, highlighting short-term downside risks.
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KOSPI falls below 6,000 in intraday trade for first time since July 31
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Kosdaq slides nearly 5 percent intraday, triggering sell-sidecar
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KOSPI falls below 6,300; sell sidecar triggered after one day
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KOSPI falls to 5,500 level; circuit breakers triggered in both markets for second straight day
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KOSPI breaks below 6,000 as sell-sidecar triggers for second day
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Korean stocks may rebound after Black Tuesday; brokers see leaders regaining strength
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Black Tuesday: South Korean markets trigger sell sidecar and circuit breakers
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KOSPI triggers sell sidecar after over 5 percent plunge; Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix fall
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KOSPI falls below 7,000 again; sidecars triggered in both markets
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KOSPI slides to 6,500 as top chip stocks tumble; KOSDAQ down more than 5 percent
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KOSPI slumps more than 6 percent to 6,800; semiconductor shares sold off again
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KOSPI rebounds on foreign and institutional buying; KOSDAQ triggers sell sidecar
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\'Black Monday\' hits South Korean stocks as KOSPI plunges nearly 9 percent, KOSDAQ breaks below 800
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KOSPI triggers level 1 circuit breaker after sell sidecar, 13th time ever
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KOSPI slumps more than 6 percent to 6,000 level for first time since May 4