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President Lee Jae Myung said Thursday that Korea's capital market remains undervalued, calling for measures to boost its global competitiveness and attract long-term investments, Yonhap and the Korea Times report. Deutsche Bank separately urged Korea to improve financial market accessibility and regulatory predictability to attract more global capital, noting that world-class companies underpin the country's investment appeal. Korean reactions focus on policy implications: the main opposition People Power Party has called on Lee to veto a special counsel bill on alleged fabricated indictments, while Lee has stressed efforts to rectify false and distorted information, according to KBS World. Market commentary notes the KOSPI rebounded past 5,370 on foreign buying on Nov. 11, per Business Korea.