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President Lee Jae Myung said Thursday that Korea's capital market remains undervalued and called for measures to boost its global competitiveness and attract long-term investments, according to Yonhap and the Korea Times. The remarks came at a meeting, with Lee urging efforts to improve the market's standing. Separately, Deutsche Bank said Korea needs 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 media coverage focuses on the president's push for competitiveness, while the finance minister has signaled more market stabilization measures to ease panic sell-offs, Yonhap reported on Nov. 6.