Retail Investors Holding Up the Market Index as Foreign Investors Record All-Time High Net Selling [1-Min Brief]
[At a Glance]
① [Market] Foreign Investors Log Record Net Selling in Domestic Stock Market for Second Straight Month
② [Commodities] Government Mentions Naphtha Export Restrictions, but Impact Remains Minimal
③ [Defense] Dosan An Changho Submarine Sets Sail for Joint Training with Canadian Navy
MARKET INDEX : Year to date
TOP 3 NEWS
■ "Only Retail Investors Are Suffering" — Warning Signs Emerge as Foreign Investors Post Record Selling on KOSPI for Two Months
○Foreign investors logged record net selling for two consecutive months
○In February and March, foreigners sold 43 trillion won while individuals bought 37 trillion won
○If the market correction continues, retail investors may be the only ones to suffer losses
○In February and March, foreigners sold 43 trillion won while individuals bought 37 trillion won
○If the market correction continues, retail investors may be the only ones to suffer losses
■ "93% of Naphtha Already for Domestic Use"... Government's Export Restriction Card Has Little Effect
○Naphtha exports account for only 7% of total volume
○Most of it is low-utility heavy naphtha
○Government measures have limited impact on securing additional supply
○Most of it is low-utility heavy naphtha
○Government measures have limited impact on securing additional supply
■ Dosan An Changho Submarine: First K-Submarine to Cross the Pacific Ocean
○Dosan An Changho is a 3,000-ton submarine
○Sailed 14,000 km to Victoria, setting a new record for the longest voyage
○Joint training between Korea and Canada with Canadian crew members on board
○Sailed 14,000 km to Victoria, setting a new record for the longest voyage
○Joint training between Korea and Canada with Canadian crew members on board
Money-Making Law
■ Financial Supervisory Service Granted Investigative Authority — Enhanced Agility in Responding to Financial Crimes
○The special judicial police of the Financial Supervisory Service are now authorized to initiate investigations, expanding the scope of financial crime probes
○Simplified procedures are expected to accelerate the investigation of capital market cases
○However, given the need for expertise, the prosecution's role will likely be maintained for the time being
☞Read the article: https://www.asiae.co.kr/article/lawtimes/2026032607041941402
○Simplified procedures are expected to accelerate the investigation of capital market cases
○However, given the need for expertise, the prosecution's role will likely be maintained for the time being
☞Read the article: https://www.asiae.co.kr/article/lawtimes/2026032607041941402
■ New 'Easy-to-Read Litigation Guidance' Released
○Seoul Administrative Court releases an 'Easy Read' version of the litigation guidance document
○Provides clear explanations for the general public, as well as for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities
○Explains the litigation assistance system in easy language and illustrations
☞Read the article: https://www.asiae.co.kr/article/lawtimes/2026032607061148692
○Provides clear explanations for the general public, as well as for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities
○Explains the litigation assistance system in easy language and illustrations
☞Read the article: https://www.asiae.co.kr/article/lawtimes/2026032607061148692
■ Legal Debates over DB Group Issues Heat Up During Shareholders' Meeting Season
○Controversy arises over allegations of omitted affiliates within DB Group
○A series of actions: Fair Trade Commission complaint, Financial Supervisory Service petition, and shareholder derivative lawsuits
○A verdict in the shareholder derivative lawsuit is scheduled for March 27
☞Read the article: https://www.asiae.co.kr/article/2026032607075366566
○A series of actions: Fair Trade Commission complaint, Financial Supervisory Service petition, and shareholder derivative lawsuits
○A verdict in the shareholder derivative lawsuit is scheduled for March 27
☞Read the article: https://www.asiae.co.kr/article/2026032607075366566
※ 'Money-Making Law', a content partnership segment between The Asia Business Daily and Law Times, is published every Tuesday and Thursday.
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