Asian stock markets suffered a major selloff today, with more than $1 trillion in market value erased across the region. South Korea, Japan, and China led the decline. The biggest losses came from the KOSPI (-357 trillion won), Nikkei (-21 trillion yen), Shanghai (-0.83 trillion yuan), Shenzhen (-1.36 trillion yuan), Hang Seng (-0.44 trillion HKD), and Taiwan (-1.63 trillion TWD). The broad-based decline signals rising investor caution and increased risk aversion across major Asian markets. Investors will closely monitor economic data and global market sentiment to assess whether the selloff deepens or stabilizes.
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