The Kospi's Volatility Hit An All-time High, Above The 1997 Asian Financial Crisis And The 2020 Pandemic
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South Korea's stock market (the Kospi) is jumping around more wildly than it ever has before—even more than during scary times like 1997 and 2020. When a market gets this jumpy, it usually means investors are really unsure about what comes next, so it's worth watching how companies handle the uncertainty.
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