South Korean domestic investors returned to U.S. stocks as weakness in the local market continued, with net buying this month topping 5 trillion won. According to Jin10, data from the Korea Securities Depository's Seibro portal showed domestic investors in South Korea bought a net $3.58999 billion of U.S. stocks from July 1 to 27, about 5.5 times June's full-month net buying.
Net buying was $2.53026 billion through July 23, then increased by $1.05973 billion over the next two trading days. Retail funds were mainly concentrated in semiconductors and technology stocks. The most net-bought product this month was the Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3X ETF, which tracks the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index, with net buying of $1.75919 billion. SK Hynix ADRs also remained popular, with net buying rising to $812.38 million by July 27.
STOCKS | South Korean Retail Investors Shift to U.S. Stocks as Market Slump Continues
2026-07-28 04:52:26
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