Seoul Composite Index extends decline to 1.1%

A 1.1% extension in the KOSPI is notable mainly as a signal of risk appetite in one of Asia's most liquid equity markets, though the item offers no drivers or sector detail to anchor the move. Without that breakdown, the decline reads as sentiment-driven rather than a specific sector or policy shock. For crypto and RWA watchers, Korean equities are a useful proxy for regional retail risk appetite, so whether the weakness persists across sessions and spreads to other Asian benchmarks is the open question. The absence of disclosed catalysts leaves the read incomplete.