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KOSPI Falls 19.3% in Q3, Worst Quarterly Drop Since Q1 2020

South Korea’s KOSPI closed down 32.77 points, or 0.48%, at 6,838.04 on Wednesday, September 30. The index fell 19.3% over the third quarter, its largest quarterly decline since the first quarter of 2020.

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The scale of the quarterly drawdown matters more than the single-session move: a decline this steep puts Korean equities in rare company and signals that selling pressure was sustained rather than event-driven. For crypto and RWA markets, the read-through is sentiment, not correlation — Korean retail has historically been a visible marginal buyer in digital assets, and a badly bruised equity market can reshape risk appetite at the margin. Whether that translates into rotation toward crypto or further de-risking is the open question; the composition of flows in the coming weeks is worth watching.

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