According to SigmaRange real-time data, as of the close of the South Korean KOSPI index on the 29th, foreign investors had a net inflow of 77 billion won, while institutional investors had a net outflow of 447 billion won; retail investors, on the other hand, had a net outflow of 32 billion won.
Foreign investors continued to buy, but institutions turned to net selling, while retail investors turned to net buying. This indicates that the rebound driven by both foreign investors and institutions in the previous trading day saw a divergence in capital flows on the 29th. Foreign investors are still providing support, but institutional selling may limit the index's continued upward momentum.
(Note: SigmaRange data comes from the Korea Exchange spot market and does not include alternative trading platforms, futures, and options, and may differ from consolidated data; the Korea Exchange states that final data including after-hours trading is usually released around 8:00 PM on the same day.)
