Market risk aversion continues to ferment, with the Japanese and South Korean stock markets opening lower and declining further. The South Korea's Seoul Composite Index fell by 4%, while the Nikkei 225 Index dropped over 2%.
Previously, the Nikkei 225 Index opened down 1.2%, and the South Korea's Seoul Composite Index opened down 2.4%. The overnight S&amp;P 500 Index reversed its early gains and closed significantly lower.
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- Global stock markets faced declines on November 21, with U.S. futures and European indices dropping amid ongoing concerns over high valuations in artificial intelligence and uncertainty regarding interest rate cuts.  
- The Japanese government announced a stimulus plan, but the yen continued to weaken despite warnings of potential market intervention.  
- Cryptocurrency markets also suffered, with Bitcoin falling below $82,000, reflecting a broader risk-off sentiment among investors.

Asian stock markets fell broadly, with the Nikkei 225 index down over 2% and the South Korean benchmark index down over 4%