Japanese and South Korean markets all saw declines in stocks, bonds, and currencies, with South Korean stocks closing down more than 6%.

CoinFeed, May 15th - According to Jinshi News, market risk sentiment has subsided, with the South Korean KOSPI index closing down 6.12% at 7493.2 points on Friday. The index briefly broke through 8000 points to reach a record high during the session before declining steadily. The technology sector saw significant capital outflows, with SK Hynix falling 7.66% and Samsung Electronics dropping 8.61%. The Nikkei 225 index closed down 1.99% at 61409.29 points. Both Japanese and South Korean currencies weakened, with the US dollar falling below the 1500 level against the South Korean won, and yields on Japanese and South Korean government bonds rising.