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Korean IPO market has cooled sharply after a strong 1H. Korea Exchange said on Sunday 14 of 18 companies listed this year are trading below their issue price, with newly listed tech and fashion names leading declines. Analysts point to inflated IPO pricing and rapid exits by short-term speculative funds; regulators have recently tightened lock-up periods for institutional investors, but macro shocks and a supply-demand imbalance leave small- and mid-cap new listings especially vulnerable. Domestic liquidity is concentrated in large-cap AI and semiconductor-chain names including Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, limiting capital flow to newer issuers. The financial industry is banking on a H2 pipeline of large, high-valuation listings to revive activity; new dual-listing guidelines have also been issued.

Ahn Cheol‑soo, a People Power Party lawmaker and former presidential candidate, called on social media for strong corrective measures including delisting of Korean leveraged ETFs that track Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. He said the KOSPI has "become a casino" and described the products as a "complete policy failure" that is eroding tens of trillions of won in corporate value and national wealth every day. His remarks have heightened policymakers' and investors' concerns about the risks of these 2x single-stock leveraged ETFs, whose mechanical rebalancing makes them buy more in rallies and sell more in declines and may amplify market volatility.