South Korea's financial regulator refuted a Bloomberg column about South Korea becoming unsuitable for investment, and said the data sources on which the article was based were unclear. The Korea Financial Services Commission issued a statement entitled “The Government's Position on the Domestic Stock Market” on Tuesday evening, saying, “As South Korea has emerged as an irreplaceable supply chain and investment destination in the global artificial intelligence market, there is absolutely no need to worry about being judged unsuitable for investment due to data from unknown sources.” The Financial Services Commission of Korea also focused on rebutting the article's description of “forced liquidation.”

South Korea's financial regulator refuted a Bloomberg column about South Korea becoming unsuitable for investment, and said the data sources on which the article was based were unclear. The Korea Financial Services Commission issued a statement entitled “The Government's Position on the Domestic Stock Market” on Tuesday evening, saying, “As South Korea has emerged as an irreplaceable supply chain and investment destination in the global artificial intelligence market, there is absolutely no need to worry about being judged unsuitable for investment due to data from unknown sources.” The Financial Services Commission of Korea also focused on rebutting the article's description of “forced liquidation.”