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Korean stock volatility drives retail investors back to U.S. markets
Repeated sharp swings in South Korea\'s stock market are pushing retail money back into U.S. equities. Credit-financed stock balances and unsettled trading receivables have fallen, while investor deposits remain above 100 trillion won. Retail investors turned from heavy buying of SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics to net selling in late July. Net buying of U.S. shares surged, led by the 3-times leveraged semiconductor ETF SOXL. A lower won-dollar exchange rate also reduced costs.
Finance
KOSPI falls below 7,000 again; sidecars triggered in both markets
South Korea\'s KOSPI and Kosdaq slid more than 5 percent on July 24, with sidecar trading curbs triggered across markets for the fifth straight session this week. The KOSPI closed at 6,690.62, down 5.72 percent, while the Kosdaq fell 5.32 percent to 748.22. Foreigners and institutions were net sellers in the main market. The won ended stronger against the dollar.
Finance
KOSPI, KOSDAQ slide over 5 percent trigger sidecar for 10th straight day
South Korean markets triggered a sidecar for the 10th straight day after the KOSPI and KOSDAQ fell more than 5 percent on July 24. The KOSPI was down 5.84 percent and the KOSDAQ fell 5.24 percent. Selling sidecars were triggered in both markets, halting program sell orders briefly. Most large-cap stocks dropped, while Samsung Biologics rose. The won strengthened against the dollar.
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Finance
KOSPI recovers 7,000 as foreigners buy 5 trillion won in four sessions
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Industry
Samsung, SK and Naver chiefs to meet Nvidia\'s Jensen Huang in Silicon Valley this week
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Finance
KOSPI returns above 7,000 after four sessions; buy sidecar triggered for second straight day
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Finance
KOSPI jumps more than 3 percent on semiconductor rebound, institutional and foreign buying
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Finance
KOSPI slides to 6,500 as top chip stocks tumble; KOSDAQ down more than 5 percent
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Finance
KOSPI slumps more than 6 percent to 6,800; semiconductor shares sold off again
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Finance
KOSPI slumps more than 5 percent, breaks below 7,000; selling sidecar triggered
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Finance
KOSPI jumps more than 6 percent to reclaim 7,200; buy sidecar triggered in both markets
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Finance
KOSPI rebounds on foreign and institutional buying; KOSDAQ triggers sell sidecar
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Finance
\'Black Monday\' hits South Korean stocks as KOSPI plunges nearly 9 percent, KOSDAQ breaks below 800
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Finance
KOSPI triggers level 1 circuit breaker after sell sidecar, 13th time ever
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Finance
KOSPI slumps more than 6 percent to 6,000 level for first time since May 4
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Finance
KOSPI slumps more than 3 percent, selling sidecar triggered; SK Hynix breaks below 2 million won
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Finance
KOSPI up 2.5 percent, KOSDAQ up 5.5 percent; buy sidecar triggered in both markets
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Finance
Kosdaq follows KOSPI with buy sidecar as both markets surge