MarketsAnalysts see increasing volatility across Asian marketsAnalysts say the plunge in the KOSPI on June 23 was a correction rather than a breakdown, attributing the selloff to a confluence of factors. (Photo by Mayumi Tsumita)KIM JAEWON and JADA NAGUMOJune 24, 2026 13:53 JSTUpdated on June 24, 2026 18:30 JSTSEOUL/TOKYO -- South Korean stocks rose more than 3% on Wednesday, rebounding from an almost 10% fall in the previous day's trading. However, Japanese stocks extended their losses, following a 4% drop on Tuesday.
South Korean stocks rebound from sharp fall, Japanese market extends loss
Analysts see increasing volatility across Asian markets
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