Nikkei Asia: Kioxia shares plunge, retail investors face year-end liquidation pressure
Nikkei Asia reported that Kioxia Holdings, a Japanese chipmaker whose stock previously helped push the Nikkei index to record highs, has lost its upward momentum. Many retail investors who bought Kioxia shares on margin when the stock was near its peak will face pressure to close their positions by year-end, leading to paper losses.
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