After the martial law crisis in South Korea, foreign investors sold a large number of won

South Korea's emergency martial law storm continues, it is reported that the Korean composite stock index has closed down for three consecutive days since the martial law storm; foreign investors have sold more than 1.10 trillion won for three consecutive days, equivalent to more than 5.80 billion yuan; yesterday the Korean won closed at its lowest price against the US dollar in more than two years. Citi, an overseas investment bank, said that rising political risk in South Korea will increase the pressure on capital outflows and bring downside risks to the Korean won. South Korean media used "embattled" to describe the current economic situation in South Korea. (Jin Ten)