South Korea’s world-beating stock market eyes its MSCI moment
Now investors are awaiting MSCI Inc.’s annual market-classification review on June 23, when the index provider will decide whether Korea finally earns a place on the watchlist for developed-market status, the first step toward an eventual upgrade.
Now investors are awaiting MSCI Inc.’s annual market-classification review on June 23, when the index provider will decide whether Korea finally earns a place on the watchlist for developed-market status, the first step toward an eventual upgrade.
After one of its most volatile weeks in years, South Koreas stock market is approaching a milestone it has long been chasing: a potential path into MSCI Inc.s developed-market status.The Kospi has be…
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