Korea Exchange halts program buying after KOSPI surges 5%
The Korea Exchange halted program buying for 5 minutes after KOSPI surged 5%, with South Korean stocks adding approximately $178.4 billion in market value, continuing a broad recovery two weeks after a market crash.
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@BullTheoryio
BREAKING: Korea Exchange halted program buying for 5 minutes after KOSPI surged +5%. South Korean stocks added ₩267,500,000,000,000 ($178.4B). https://t.co/9m7BUdwRii
@0xYano
KOREA UPDATE > Two weeks after the crash, Korean markets are climbing. KOSPI rose today on strong export data > Recovery is broad. Korea’s small cap index is up about 32% from July 30 low. KOSPI up 12% > Foreign money turned buyer today after selling heavily through the crash