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South Korea to Halt New Listings of Single Stock Leveraged ETFs

South Korea is moving to halt new listings of single-stock leveraged ETFs following market volatility involving major tech firms.

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South Korean regulators are introducing measures to curb high-risk ETFs, specifically halting the listing of new single-stock leveraged ETFs. This action follows a period of market instability where leveraged ETFs linked to Samsung and SK Hynix impacted global markets.

Coverage from Bloomberg, Reuters, and The Wall Street Journal emphasizes the regulatory shift toward curbing high-risk financial products. The Korea JoongAng Daily reports that the President has called for measures to address these ETF risks amidst market whipsaws.

Future developments will center on the specific details of the new measures as the South Korean regulator prepares to announce the full framework.

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Quick answers

What specific action is South Korea taking regarding ETFs?

The government is halting the new listings of single-stock leveraged ETFs.

Which companies were mentioned in relation to market volatility?

Samsung and SK Hynix leveraged ETFs were cited as contributing to global market turmoil.

Who is calling for a response to these risks?

The President of South Korea has called for measures to address ETF risks.

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