South Korea's Stock Market Plunge Battered Leverage ETFs While Inverse ETFs Rallied on July 13

According to Koscom ETF Check, on July 13, South Korea's stock market plunge delivered significant losses to leverage exchange-traded funds (ETFs) designed to double daily returns on benchmark indices. In sharp contrast, inverse ETFs that aim to double daily losses—often called "곱버스"—surged, topping gainers lists across the exchange. The divergent performance underscored the opposing mechanics of these products in a declining market environment.
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