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MSCI Maintains Korea’s Emerging Market Status in Latest Review

MSCI Maintains Korea’s Emerging Market Status in Latest Review
Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 23 June 2026, 21:15 UTC By Youkyung Lee 1 min read
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MSCI Maintains Korea’s Emerging Market Status in Latest Review MSCI Inc. kept South Korea in its emerging-market index and refrained from starting a formal review process that could eventually elevate the $5 trillion stock market to developed-market status. In its annual market-classification review, the New York-based index provider said that South Korea will remain classified as an emerging market, according to a statement released Tuesday.

MSCI Maintains Korea’s Emerging Market Status in Latest Review MSCI Inc. kept South Korea in its emerging-market index and refrained from starting a formal review process that could eventually elevate the $5 trillion stock market to developed-market status. In its annual market-classification review, the New York-based index provider said that South Korea will remain classified as an emerging market, according to a statement released Tuesday.
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