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中文(ZH) 怕散户爆仓,韩国考虑为“借钱炒股”封顶20%

South Korea eyes leveraged stock investment cap; FAA probes Boeing 737 MAX seats

South Korea is considering new regulations to cap individual investment in leveraged stock products at 20% of total financial investment to prevent retail investors from facing margin calls and potential debt. This move comes after a significant number of leveraged accounts were forcibly liquidated in July, with some investors owing money to brokerages. Separately, the US FAA is proposing inspections for 453 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft due to concerns about improperly installed passenger seats. AI

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South Korea eyes leveraged stock investment cap; FAA probes Boeing 737 MAX seats

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    Fearing retail investor defaults, South Korea considers capping "stock trading on credit" at 20%

    据韩国《中央日报》中文网28日报道,韩国金融监管当局决定,若单一股票杠杆产品投资过热未能平息,将引入个人投资上限等追加监管措施。目前正在重点研究将个股杠杆投资额限制在全部金融投资产品投资额20%以内的方案。韩国官方此前披露的统计数据显示,截至7月13日,7月累积强制平仓规模达到3442亿韩元(约合人民币15.7亿元),超120万个杠杆散户账户触及保证金追缴线,其中约32万至36万个账户已经被券商全额强制平仓,部分账户甚至出现倒欠券商资金情况。(中新经纬)