Kospi Drops 10% in Two Days, But South Korea's Forced Liquidations Remain Stable

According to Korea Financial Investment Association and Mirae Asset Securities, South Korea's Kospi stock index fell approximately 10% on July 7-8, but forced liquidations (reverse trading) by securities firms did not increase significantly from normal levels. The stability was attributed to proactive margin requirement hikes by brokerages to manage leverage risks among retail investors.
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