Foreign investors sell W20.3tr in Korean stocks, led by SK hynix and Samsung Electronics
Foreign investors sold a net 20.3 trillion won ($15.1 billion) worth of shares on South Korea’s main Kospi market over the past month, with semiconductor heavyweights SK hynix and Samsung Electronics accounting for most of the outflow, market data showed Sunday. From Sept. 1 through Oct.
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