South Korea Investor Deposits Drop to 5-Month Low at 107.1 Trillion Won on July 9

According to Korea Financial Investment Association, investor deposits on the Korean stock exchange fell to 107.1 trillion won on July 9, marking the lowest level in five months. The decline comes as the KOSPI index has faced volatility, falling to around 7,063 intraday after reaching a record high of 9,114.55 in late June. In the first 10 days of July, foreign investors net-sold 12.3 trillion won in equities, while retail investors net-bought 9.3 trillion won, providing support to the index. However, retail investors turned net-sellers on July 8, continuing through July 10. Analysts note that while shrinking deposits do not necessarily signal market exit, reduced cash reserves could limit retail investors' ability to support the market against future selling pressure.
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