JPMorgan Research Report: KOSPI Stock Index Plummets 28%, Leveraged ETFs Unwind 75%
JPMorgan, in a research note dated July 21, estimated that South Korea’s KOSPI stock index had already fallen back about 28% from the June 22 closing high of 9,114.55 points; around July 21, it hovered near 6,516 points. The report characterizes this leg of sharp selloff as leverage-driven deleveraging/forced unwinds and adjustments to concentrated positioning. Key de-risking data: the size of leveraged ETFs tied to Korean underlyings fell from about $5 billion at the end of June to $2.6 billion
MarketWhisper·07-21 03:57







