继周一暴跌后，日经 225 指数周二开涨 2%，东证指数涨 2%，韩国 KOSPI 指数开涨 3.7%。CME 显示美联储在 9 月 18 日降息 50bps 的概率已经高达 83.5%。

<div>继周一暴跌后，日经 225 指数周二开涨 2%，东证指数涨 2%，韩国 KOSPI 指数开涨 3.7%。CME 显示美联储在 9 月 18 日降息 50bps 的概率已经高达 83.5%。<br><br></div>

日韩股市大幅反弹

Following the plunge on Monday, the Nikkei 225 index rose 2% on Tuesday, the Tokyo Stock Exchange index rose 2%, and the South Korean KOSPI index opened up 3.7%. CME shows that the probability of the Federal Reserve cutting rates by 50bps on September 18 has now reached 83.5%.

<div>Following the sharp drop on Monday, the Nikkei 225 Index opened up 2% on Tuesday, the Topix Index rose 2%, and the South Korean KOSPI Index rose 3.7%. CME showed that the probability of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates by 50bps on September 18 has reached 83.5%.<br><br></div>

The Japanese and South Korean stock markets saw a significant rebound.

On Monday, due to traders' expectations of further interest rate hikes in Japan, as well as concerns about the slowdown in the US economy and the appreciation of the yen, which dampened investor sentiment, the Japanese stock market fell for the third consecutive day. The Nikkei 225 index fell by more than 7% at one point, and the Tokyo Stock Exchange index triggered a circuit breaker, with both of Japan's major benchmark indices entering a bear market. Traders' expectations that the Federal Reserve will be able to engineer a soft landing for the US economy are rapidly changing. Data released on Friday showed that the US unemployment rate unexpectedly rose to 4.3%, higher than the Federal Reserve's year-end forecast, triggering the Sahm recession indicator. UBS Group's senior US economist, Brose, said: "Given that the unemployment rate is higher than expected and core personal consumption expenditure inflation is currently lower than the Federal Reserve's year-end forecast, we believe that from a risk balance perspective, the Federal Reserve is inclined to take more aggressive action."

Traders are betting that the Bank of Japan will continue to raise interest rates, and the Japanese stock market continued to plummet on Monday.

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- Dramatic decline in the US stock market
- Panic over economic recession + concerns about Federal Reserve policy
- Technology stocks have been hit the hardest
- Global markets following the decline
- The Nikkei 225 index in Japan suffered major losses
- European markets and Bitcoin have been impacted
- US Treasury yields have declined
- Unwinding of yen carry trade has increased pressure

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