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South Korea to Launch KOSDAQ Tiered Segment System in January 2027

According to the Financial Services Commission on July 15, South Korea will implement a tiered segment system for KOSDAQ starting January 2027, a market restructuring initiative designed to elevate the exchange's status relative to KOSPI. The FSC will also host a "Korea Premium Week" IR event from S
GateNews·07-15 02:49
South Korea to Launch KOSDAQ Tiered Segment System in January 2027

US CPI drops to 3.5%, below expectations: do hopes for rate cuts intensify, sparking a liquidity rebound for US AI stocks and Bitcoin?

On July 14, 2026, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released its June Consumer Price Index (CPI) report. The data showed that the U.S. June CPI fell 0.4% month over month, marking the first monthly negative growth since May 2020; the year-over-year increase dropped sharply from 4.2% in May to 3.5%, below the market’s 3.8% expectation. Core CPI was flat month over month and rose 2.6% year over year, also below expectations. This data triggered a rapid and widespread Chain Reaction in financial
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GateInstantTrends·07-15 02:48
US CPI drops to 3.5%, below expectations: do hopes for rate cuts intensify, sparking a liquidity rebound for US AI stocks and Bitcoin?

Korean Securities Firms Project Q2 Earnings Surge Led by Trading Volume

Major Korean securities firms are projected to deliver exceptional Q2 2025 earnings that significantly exceed market expectations, according to data released on July 15 by financial information provider FnGuide. The combined operating profit estimate for five major firms—Mirae Asset, Samsung, NH
GateMacroTradfiHub·07-15 02:45
Korean Securities Firms Project Q2 Earnings Surge Led by Trading Volume

South Korea Tightens Mortgage Rules Targeting Bonus-Driven Lending

South Korea's Financial Services Commission announced stricter mortgage loan income assessment rules on the 15th during a presidential briefing. The new measures target cases where corporate employees receive large performance bonuses, requiring lenders to calculate debt service ratio (DSR) using a
GateCryptoFrontier·07-15 02:38
South Korea Tightens Mortgage Rules Targeting Bonus-Driven Lending