KOSDAQ Falls 5.56% to Close at 785.00

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By Cho Su-yeon
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null - Seoul Economic Daily Finance News from South Korea

The KOSDAQ closed at 785.00, down 46.23 points, or 5.56 percent.

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Original reporting by Cho Su-yeon for Seoul Economic Daily.

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