South Korea's KOSPI Drops 3.9% as Selling Pressure Intensifies
South Korea's benchmark stock index plunged as much as 3.9% to 8,143.33 points, standing out against broader regional gains and signaling strong selling pressure.
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South Korea's main stock index tumbled up to 3.9% on the day, hitting a low of 8,143.33 points. The sharp decline contrasted with gains seen in other regional markets, highlighting intense selling pressure concentrated in Korean equities. No specific catalyst was cited in the initial report, but the move suggests heightened risk aversion toward the Korean market.
Source: First Squawk