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South Korean stocks hit four-month lows
The South Korean stock market fell to a four-month low, as markets were affected by new regulatory measures imposed by financial authorities. These included setting limits on leveraged ETF investments and restricting individual investments in them to no more than 20% of their assets. As a result, the KOSPI index dropped by 1.25% to close at 5,593 points, its lowest level since April, while the KOSDAQ index declined by 2.70%. The technology sector was hit hard, with Samsung shares falling by 0.7% despite strong earnings earlier, amid warnings of a chip shortage crisis that could last until 2028, alongside a 5.65% decline in SK Hynix's stock.
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