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Business·Reuters - World (Google News)·7/30/2026, 6:31:00 AM·
South Korea curbs may not save investors slaughtered by $2 trillion rout - Reuters
South Korea's stock market has experienced a massive $2 trillion decline, leaving investors with severe losses. New regulatory curbs introduced by authorities may prove insufficient to protect investors from the ongoing financial turmoil. The sharp downturn has raised concerns about the effectiveness of government intervention measures in stabilizing the market.
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