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South Korea is tightening regulations on exchange-traded funds (ETFs) traded on its stock exchange after the KOSPI index lost a third of its value in July 2026 due to a sharp decline in the technology sector. The aim of the authorities is to stabilize the market and prevent excessive risk-taking by retail investors, according to the Financial Times.
South Korea is tightening regulations on exchange-traded funds (ETFs) traded on the stock market after the KOSPI index lost a third of its value in July 2026 due to a sharp decline in the technology sector. The aim of the authorities is to stabilize the market and prevent excessive risk-taking by retail investors, according to the Financial Times.
