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3% drop in KOSPI… 3,000 ships returned to foreigners’ sale

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The KOSPI showed a sharp drop in the 3% range and gave out the 3,000 line.

The decline continued for the fourth day.

Individuals are still continuing a massive buying trend, but as foreigners continue to sell, the possibility of a correction market is raised.

This is a material reporter.

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Kospi, who had been winning and winning, gave back the 3,000 line.

It has been 17 trading days since it crossed the 3,000 line for the first time on the 7th.

There are also observations that the stock market will begin to adjust after the early market fluctuations and eventually plunged by more than 3% and ended at the 2,976 level.

It was foreigners who brought down the index.

Individuals made a net purchase of 1.7 trillion won, but they net sold over 1.4 trillion won, mainly large stocks.

An analysis says that global hedge funds have had a significant impact on reducing their weight in overseas markets, including emerging countries, due to concerns over uncertainty.

In fact, Japan’s Nikkei and Taiwanese household index also fell close to 2% side by side.

“The disappointment of the lack of a new policy in relation to the Federal Reserve policy was reflected, and concerns that liquidity absorption measures would be taken as the market interest rate in China rises was reflected, which stimulated the desire to realize profits…”

Large-cap stocks that announced their good performance last year have also suffered a decline in the sharp decline that appeared as a foreigner’s arm.

KOSPI’s Daejangju Samsung Electronics dropped by 2% and ended at 82,000 won, while Kia Motors, which also showed good results, fell sharply to 6% and Samsung Biologics to 5%.

Meanwhile, the won-dollar exchange rate ended by 1,118.8 won, down 0.8 won after riding a roller coaster during an intraday.

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