South Korea Halts Trading as KOSPI Plunges 8.4%
South Korea halted trading after the KOSPI fell 8.4%, triggering an automatic circuit breaker.
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South Korea halted trading after the KOSPI fell 8.4%, triggering an automatic circuit breaker.
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