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South Korean KOSPI and KOSDAQ trading halt

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    Korea’s trading halts pause the selling, but leave steep losses intact

    Twenty-minute trading halts interrupted South Korea’s selloff, not its losses. The KOSPI remained down 8.13% in the latest verified afternoon reading; neither market’s closing result was established.

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    • The KOSDAQ triggers a first-level circuit breaker after falling 8.01%.
    • The KOSPI triggers its circuit breaker at 5,528.05, down 480.76 points, or 8.00%.

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  2. KOSPI program sell orders are suspended for five minutes. A KOSDAQ program-selling suspension follows at 9:12 a.m.

  3. The KOSDAQ triggers a first-level circuit breaker after falling 8.01%.

  4. The KOSPI triggers its circuit breaker at 5,528.05, down 480.76 points, or 8.00%.

  5. The KOSPI stands at 5,515.76, down 8.13%—an afternoon observation, not a closing result.

  6. The KOSPI opens at 5,673.01, already down 5.59% from its previous close.

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  • Korean Stock Exchangesecurities exchange operator in South Korea
  • SK HynixSouth Korean memory semiconductor supplier
  • Samsung ElectronicsSouth Korean multinational electronics corporation

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