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Foreign selloff sends Kospi plunging nearly 6% below 6,000

Published by The Investor · South Korea 2 d ago

Foreign investors' relentless selloff sent South Korea's Kospi tumbling nearly 6 percent Tuesday, briefly pushing the benchmark below 6,000 as sustained capital outflows…

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