South Korea's Stock Market Triggers Circuit Breakers Amid Volatile Swings on July 21

According to Korea Exchange, South Korea's stock market triggered trading halts on July 21 as the market continued its volatile pattern, with prices swinging sharply between rallies and declines throughout the session. Circuit breakers and trading curbs were activated multiple times to contain market overheating.
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