The stock markets in Japan and South Korea are collectively crashing, exchange rates and government bonds are all fluctuating abnormally, it feels like something big is about to happen. For now, I'm observing.

ME News May 15 (UTC+8) reports that market risk sentiment has declined, with South Korea's KOSPI falling 6.12% to 7,493.2 points on Friday, after briefly surpassing 8,000 points during the session. Technology stocks experienced capital outflows, with SK Hynix dropping 7.66% and Samsung Electronics falling 8.61%. The Nikkei 225 declined 1.99% to 61,409.29 points. Currency fluctuations occurred among Japan, the US, and South Korea, with the US dollar approaching or breaking through the 1,500 mark against the Korean won, and yields on Japanese and South Korean bonds rising.