KOSPI 39% Below June Peak—What It Means For Emerging Market Investors
Record exports and record profits sit alongside a market that is roughly 39% below its June peak. Here is what that means for emerging-markets fund investors. South Korea has had one of the most dramatic years in
South Korea's stock market fell a lot from its high in June. Even though the country is doing well with exports and profits, prices dropped, so investors should watch if strong business results will bring prices back up.
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