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South Korea's Kospi fell 22% in July, its steepest monthly loss since the global financial crisis, despite an 18% rebound on Friday. Retail investors sold a record amount of shares and blame President Lee Jae Myung's policies, including single-stock leveraged ETFs, for amplifying volatility.
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