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Since the beginning of this year, Asian stock markets have fluctuated under the backdrop of a strong US dollar. Some have achieved a bull market in local currency priced stocks at the cost of exchange rate depreciation, while others have sacrificed some of their stock market gains with relatively stable exchange rates. Only South Korea is an exception. In Korean won terms, the South Korean Composite Index KSOPI has fallen by 10.0% this year. Considering the decline in the Korean won, the KSOPI denominated in US dollars has fallen by 18.9%, both of which are the weakest in Asia. From the perspective of capital flow, since the second half of this year, only institutions in South Korea have maintained a net buying scale in the stock market, while residential sectors have been continuously reducing their purchases. @troopdegen.eth
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