KOSPI and the Won on October 16: What the Corrected Data Show
Corrected October 16 data show KOSPI up 2.05% and USD/KRW up 0.12%. Why trading windows matter before drawing export or capital-flow conclusions.
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Corrected October 16 data show KOSPI up 2.05% and USD/KRW up 0.12%. Why trading windows matter before drawing export or capital-flow conclusions.
The original 5.88% KOSPI decline used an incorrect comparison baseline. A dated retrospective with source-linked closing observations and transparent calculations.
The original article treated an October 8 Korean close as a fresh 4.54% decline. A dated retrospective with source-linked closing observations and transparent calculations.
The original 4.54% KOSPI decline is corrected to 2.62%. A dated retrospective with source-linked closing observations and transparent calculations.
The earlier title asserted yuan strength without a yuan series. A dated retrospective with source-linked closing observations and transparent calculations.
The KOSPI gain is corrected from 1.04% to 0.90%. A dated retrospective with source-linked closing observations and transparent calculations.
The original S&P 500 gain of 1.31% is corrected to 0.17%, and the Nasdaq gain of 2.09% to 0.39%. A dated retrospective with source-linked closing observations and transparent calculations.
The previous article described a 1.33% KOSPI gain and a fresh record. A dated retrospective with source-linked closing observations and transparent calculations.
Historical review through 2026-09-14: How Large Was the Corrected Korean Decline? Source-linked daily data, a five-observation comparison and explicit corrections.
Historical review through 2026-09-11: Did the Korean Return Establish a CPI Reaction? Source-linked daily data, a five-observation comparison and explicit corrections.