KOSPI Scores Its Biggest Day in 46 Years as Amazon Jumps 15%
Korea's ETF rule blew the KOSPI up 17.9%, its biggest day since 1980, while Amazon surged 15% on the first full trading day after the Fed's fractured hold.
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Korea's ETF rule blew the KOSPI up 17.9%, its biggest day since 1980, while Amazon surged 15% on the first full trading day after the Fed's fractured hold.
PJM filed the tariff the paper twice reported missing — the $555/MW-day backstop auction is now on the FERC docket after two editions carried its absence.
X reads the slide as war-premium fade; MSM splits between supply-led selloff and demand concern — the gap is that lower price is not yet confirmed oversupply.
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