For some reason, I thought that oil prices would rise due to the war issue and we wouldn't be able to rest easy until the end of the market.
Then the Houthis announced a military attack on Saudi Arabia.
Oil prices started to rise again around 1:40 p.m.
At the same time, there was a downward spiral and institutional futures selling, leading to a decline in the index.
The only positive thing is that foreigners are buying macros...
They're buying futures and stocks together, so they're looking at the upside. There's a possibility that it could rise today without worrying about oil prices in the US market, but since it's a market where Trump plays with his tongue, I don't know what will happen.
For now, oil prices and war seem to be the main issues. Treasury bond yields have taken a back seat as the direction of short-term interest rates is likely to be determined by whether the US Treasury Department buys back bonds on Thursday morning.
https://www.ytn.co.kr/_ln/0104_202609081416552610
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