Retail investors to oppose tax on gains


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Seoul: South Korea’s retail investors are trying to exert their influence on the country’s stock market policies, having tasted success in their last campaign.

Dubbed “ants” for their ability to influence policy when they act as a group, the individual investors are backing a proposal by President Yoon Suk Yeol’s administration to scrap a capital-gains tax imposed on financial investments.

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