In a recent analysis, JP Morgan highlights a paradox in Korea's capital market: despite significant growth in foreign investments, the market remains undervalued compared to its global peers. This discrepancy raises questions about underlying factors in valuation and investor confidence, even as international interest grows. With rising global awareness of Korean stocks, could a shift in market valuation be on the horizon? Do you think Korea's capital market will soon see a revaluation? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!
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