[Yonhap News: Korean Retail Investors Borrow Money to Buy the Dip] Odaily Planet Daily reports, according to Yonhap News, the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) experienced two days of sharp adjustments due to negative news from the U.S. stock market and a plunge in semiconductor stocks. During this period, the overdraft account balances of major commercial banks increased by more than 600 billion Korean won (approximately 2.67 billion RMB). Analysts believe this is due to retail investors, anticipating a market rebound after the stock price plunge, starting to use overdraft accounts for 'leveraged investments.' (Jin10)