South Korean authorities have introduced measures to protect investors affected by a $2 trillion market rout, but experts warn that these measures may not provide full protection. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Reuters.
The massive market rout has shaken investor confidence, with the value of many companies plummeting. The South Korean government has implemented a series of measures to curb the instability, but their effectiveness is questionable. According to experts, market recovery may take a long time, and additional regulatory measures may be needed.