South Korean Retail Investors Shift to U.S. Stocks as KOSPI Plunges 27% in One Month

According to Korea Securities Depository data released on July 22, South Korean retail investors are increasingly turning to U.S. equities to escape extreme volatility in the domestic market. The KOSPI index, which reached 9,000, has swung sharply between rallies and declines, dropping 27% within a month.
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