South Korea attempts to control stock market volatility as strengths become liabilities
South Korea is trying to reduce market swings, but analysts question whether the measures will succeed.
South Korea's financial authorities are taking steps to tame fluctuations in the country's stock market. What has previously been a source of strength for the market is now being viewed as a potential vulnerability. Analysts are sceptical about whether the intervention efforts will prove effective.
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South Korea is trying to tame market swings. Analysts aren’t sure it will work
By Jason Chau South Korea’s biggest market strength is starting to look like its biggest vulnerability.