South Korea's Deposit Fund Hits 5-Month Low at 107.1 Trillion Won as Foreign Investors Offload 12.3 Trillion Won

According to Financial News and Yonhap News, on July 9, South Korea's investor deposit fund fell to 107.1 trillion won, the lowest level in five months, as market volatility prompted retail investors to either buy at lower prices or withdraw cash. The decline signals diminishing ammunition to defend against sustained foreign selling. From June 1 to July 10, foreign investors conducted net selling of 12.3 trillion won in the equity market, with retail investors absorbing most pressure through net purchases of 9.4 trillion won. However, individual investors turned to net selling on July 8, continuing through July 10, as deposit fund erosion limits their firepower to cushion further outflows.
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