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South Korean retail investors bought a net $2.2 billion of U.S. stocks over five days, with more than 70% of the purchases flowing into a triple-leveraged semiconductor ETF. The buying came as Seoul’s stock market faced a sharp selloff, although investors also made substantial net purchases of domestic Kospi shares during the same period.
The reported portfolio flows do not establish a direct change in feed-commodity supply or demand, so no commodity price implication is identified.
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