South Korean stock market trading volume has shrunk to its lowest level since 2026, with the average daily turnover in September falling to $15 billion.
Bloomberg Markets reported that South Korean stock trading has shrunk to its lowest level this year, with the average daily turnover of the KOSPI index falling to 20.6 trillion Korean won (approximately $15 billion) in September, less than half of its peak in May and June. Analysts believe this indicates that South Korea's AI-focused market may struggle to return to its previous highs.
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