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Understanding Korea’s Investor Deposits: The Market’s Dry-Powder Gauge

August 2, 2026July 17, 2026 by SCB Editorial

Tujaja yetakgeum — the cash retail investors keep parked at Korean brokerages — is the market’s most-watched measure of buying capacity. Here is what it measures, where KOFIA publishes it, and how to read it alongside margin loans without fooling yourself.

Categories Guides Tags Bank of Korea, Foreign Investors, KOSDAQ, KOSPI, Margin Debt

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