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South Korea ends its longest short-selling ban in history after systemic reforms

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Monday marks the end of Korea's longest short selling ban, which was enforced in November 2023 after a series of naked short selling breaches.

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The Korea Times

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Seoul shares plunge on 1st day of short-selling resumption

Korean stocks lost 3 percent, Monday, while the Korean currency weakened to its lowest level in about 16 years, closing at 1,472.9 won against the U.S. dollar.

3 days ago·Korea, Republic of

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Nikkei

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BizToc

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Return of short-selling in Seoul could spell trouble for defense, shipbuilding stocks

SEOUL/TOKYO -- Short-selling will be allowed for all shares on Seoul's stock market, starting Monday, five years after a ban was imposed, the longest

3 days ago·Japan

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CNBC

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South Korea ends its longest short-selling ban in history after systemic reforms

Monday marks the end of Korea's longest short selling ban, which was enforced in November 2023 after a series of naked short selling breaches.

3 days ago·United States

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Bloomberg

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South Korea Short-Selling Resumption Set to Entice Global Funds

As South Korea prepares to lift a 17-month ban on short selling, market watchers are expressing confidence that long-term benefits from the resumption of the popular trading practice will far outweigh any near-term volatility.

4 days ago·United States

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The Rahnuma Daily

Stock short selling at over $1.16 bn on 1st day of resumption in S. Korea - The Rahnuma Daily

Stock short selling at over $1.16 bn on 1st day of resumption in S. Korea Seoul, March 31 (IANS) The short selling of South Korean stocks was tallied at over 1.7 trillion won ($1.16 billion) on the first day of the resumption of the trading scheme, data showed on Monday. The country imposed a temporary ban on short selling in November 2023 after a series of naked short selling violations involving several global investment banks were discovered,…

2 days ago

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Investment Monitor

End of Korean short selling ban expected to attract foreign investors

Analysts expect the end of the short selling ban to attract foreign investors after the country's political crisis in January.The post End of Korean short selling ban expected to attract foreign investors appeared first on Investment Monitor.

3 days ago

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