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South Korea’s KOSPI falls more than 4%, triggering sell-sidecar
South Korea’s KOSPI fell more than 4% on Nov.
5, according to a breaking-news headline.
The KOSPI is the stock index at the center of the market update.
A sell-sidecar was triggered as the index dropped.
The update also said the KOSPI opened down 1.82% at 5,580.09.
That opening figure shows the decline had begun at the start of trading, while the headline later described a larger fall.
The update gives no further details about the cause of the drop or what happens next.
South Korea’s KOSPI fell more than 4%, triggering a sell-sidecar.
The index opened on Nov. 5 down 1.82% at 5,580.09.
The opening level was 103.71 points below the previous close.
Yonhap reported the move on Nov. 5, 2026.
- Who
- South Korea’s KOSPI.
- What
- It fell more than 4%, triggering a sell-sidecar.
- When
- Nov. 5, 2026.
- Where
- South Korea.
- Why
- Not stated.
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The KOSPI opened down 103.71 points, or 1.82%, at 5,580.09.
The index fell more than 4%, triggering a sell-sidecar.
- Index
- KOSPI
- Opening level
- 5,580.09
- Opening decline
- 103.71 points (1.82%)
- Reported fall
- More than 4%
- Date
- Nov. 5, 2026