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South Korea plans to ease restrictions on borrowed investment as part of efforts to curb market volatility, FinMin says.
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The shift would loosen rules governing leveraged exposure in South Korean markets, though the announcement did not specify timing or the size of the change. It matters because tighter borrowing limits have constrained trading activity and amplified price swings during stress. Investors will watch for detailed rules and implementation dates, plus how the easing affects leverage levels and volatility in Korean equities and related assets.
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