Looking at it in isolation, no rate hike, market volatility, and it didn't rise as expected. This proves that the probability of a next rate hike will increase. Since there's no rate hike this time, we continue to lower the probability of the next rate hike. Moreover, the US and China haven't shown any real intention to negotiate peace talks just because of the Fed's decision. Looking at South Korea's market rescue efforts, they are still stalling and refusing to yield. The measure announced for tomorrow to reduce leverage is actually increasing the leverage threshold slightly. If I can use leverage, why can't I borrow? And the subsequent measures in South Korea might impose a per-person leverage limit, which is still a loophole-ridden measure. I could even open accounts under my grandparents' names to max out the leverage. So, why do South Koreans have more stock trading accounts than their population?