Bargain Hunting Likely To Lift South Korea Shares

South Korea’s market fell for a second straight session, dropping by more than 820 points (down 9.9%) over the two days, leaving the KOSPI just under 7,650. The article frames the move as sharp near-term weakness with expectations for at least a technical rebound on Friday, implying downside risk to sentiment but no specific fundamental catalyst.

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South Korea’s market fell for a second straight session, dropping by more than 820 points (down 9.9%) over the two days, leaving the KOSPI just under 7,650. The article frames the move as sharp near-term weakness with expectations for at least a technical rebound on Friday, implying downside risk to sentiment but no specific fundamental catalyst.