At four in the morning, the U.S. Stock Market closed, ultimately unable to stage a miraculous comeback.
The Dow Jones, S&P 500, and NASDAQ fell by 7.86%, 7.61%, and 8.25% respectively.
Black Tuesday, 23 years later, the circuit breaker was triggered for the second time, this news spread worldwide.
At daybreak, the Tokyo Stock Exchange Index was the first to take a hit, plummeting by -5.23%, followed closely by the Korea Composite Index, which fell by over -6.02%.
Surprisingly, both A-shares and Hong Kong stocks remained resilient, only symbolically dropping by -2.19% and -1.72% respectively, without following the mass downturn.
Globally, the Hang Seng Index in Hong Kong had the smallest decline and rebounded the fastest, swiftly recovering losses at the opening, shifting from a decline to a rise, becoming the most shining beacon in the international market.
"Who would dare say this is a false bull market in the future?"
