[At a Glance]
① [Market] Cannon Fodder? Individual Investors Absorb 33 Trillion Won in Foreign Sell-Offs
② [Commodities] KAIST and Hanwha Solutions Secure Eco-Friendly Technology to Replace Petroleum Naphtha
③ [Defense] U.S. Approves Sale of 24 Multi-Purpose Helicopters to Korea... Total Value Reaches 6 Trillion Won

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Top 3 NEWS

■ Individual Investors Absorb Foreign Sell-Offs... Concerns Over Becoming 'Cannon Fodder'
○ Foreign investors have engaged in large-scale net selling on the KOSPI for nine consecutive trading days.
○ Individual investors are absorbing all the shares sold by foreign investors.
○ There are concerns that individuals may suffer losses if the market undergoes a correction.
■ "Naphtha Supply Instability Resolved" – KAIST and Hanwha Develop Bio-Based Naphtha Alternative Technology
○ Developed technology to replace naphtha with glycerol.
○ Producing eco-friendly raw materials by utilizing waste resources.
○ Successful pilot process demonstrates commercialization potential.
■ U.S. Approves Sale of 24 Multi-Purpose Helicopters and More to Korea
○ The U.S. has approved $4.2 billion in military sales to Korea.
○ Naval helicopters and Apache upgrades included.
○ The deal strengthens the U.S.-Korea alliance and expands security cooperation.
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