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The KOSPI closed at 5,593.56 on the 30th, down 69.68 points (1.23%), after an intraday attempt at 5,976.82 collapsed in a session with a 429-point high-low range — leaving the index 17% below the Nov 27 close of 6,755.75 and roughly 40% under the prior intraday peak of 9,385.59. The failed semiconductor rebound signals that dip-buying flows into Samsung Electronics and SK hynix are not yet strong enough to absorb deleveraging pressure, which typically spills into USD/KRW weakness and tighter Korean risk appetite. Watch whether the index can hold above the 5,600 area and whether foreign net flows in chip names turn positive, as a failure there would extend the correction rather than mark a bottom.
As a Market signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around KOSPI, 005930, 000660.
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