South Korean Retail Investors Face 42.58 Billion Won in Forced Liquidations in Early July

According to the Financial Investment Association, South Korean retail investors who borrowed to invest faced forced liquidations totaling 425.8 billion won during the first 10 days of July. On July 9 alone, 142.2 billion won worth of stocks were forcibly sold as collateral values fell amid the domestic stock market decline. Analysts warn that the forced selling may create a negative feedback loop, with liquidation-driven selling pressure pushing prices further down and triggering additional forced closures.
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