S. Korea eases margin trading rules to stem forced stock sales
Summary
Financial authorities in South Korea have relaxed margin trading regulations to prevent involuntary stock liquidations. The policy adjustment is designed to stabilize the local equities market by reducing the pressure on investors facing forced sales.
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