South Korea recorded a decline in the share of foreign investors in the market

South Korea recorded a decline in the share of foreign investors in the country's stock market. This is reported by Yonhap News with reference to the data of the Korean Exchange (KRX). As of April 24, the share of foreigners in the domestic stock market amounted to 36.83%, which is the minimum since March 20 last year. It is known that the decline is due to the sale of shares of South Korean enterprises. Between February 24 and April 24, South Korea's net securities market sales were 20.1 trillion won (~ $16.3 billion). It is noted that in March the average daily volume of sales amounted to 568.9 billion won (~ $462.2 million), and in April 248.5 billion won (~ $201.9 million).