South Korean Stocks Crash
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South Korea's KOSPI index crashed nearly 20% in two days, driven by energy dependency, FX weakness, and leveraged margin calls.
(Bloomberg) -- South Korea is “positively expecting” the country’s bonds to be included in a key global debt index next month, a senior government official says, even as some major banks say it’s unlikely to happen this time around. The nation has ...
As domestic bio corporations are being added one after another to the Korea index of Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI), a benchmark for global investors' portfolios, expectations are growing for inflows of overseas funds. In particular, with ...
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South Korean listed companies' dividends surge 15.3% in year
The total dividend amount of major South Korean listed companies has surged by over 15% in just one year. As dividends, which return profits earned by companies to shareholders, have significantly increased,