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South Korea Stock Boom: Why Kospi Is World’s Most Volatile Benchmark Stock Index
South Korea's stock market has seen significant returns this year, driven by the Kospi Index, which has become the world's most volatile benchmark stock index with volatility exceeding 60%. This volatility surpasses that of Japan's Nikkei 225 and even Bitcoin.
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