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■ Broadcast: SBS "Joo Young-jin's News Briefing" Monday–Friday (14:00–15:20)
■ Host: Anchor Joo Young-jin
■ Guests: Park Yeon-mi, Economic Commentator; Park Jin-ho, SBS Editorial Writer
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● A Volatile Week… Calming Down? – "Korean Stock Market Is a Speculative Testing Ground"

Park Yeon-mi / Economic Commentator
"Korean stock market facing concerns from having too many ships – 'too much good luck brings ill fortune'."
"U.S. semiconductor stock gains and leverage ETF regulations leading to lower volatility."
"The routinization of sidecars... mocked as whether the Korean stock market has become a 'car repair shop'."
"Growing voices among investors demanding that 'someone must take responsibility' for leverage ETFs."
"Expectations for a much better stock market situation in the second half of the year compared to now."

Park Jin-ho / SBS Editorial Writer
"South Korean stocks represent a 'dynamic' market rather than just being unstable."
"While there are side effects of heavy reliance on semiconductors, it has distinct advantages."
"Psychological burden regarding market volatility remains prevalent in the stock market."
"Trading volume drops on the first day of leverage ETF regulations... side effects expected to decrease."
"For the stock market in the second half, we need to keep an eye on Nvidia's earnings release."

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