Golden Finance reports that U.S. Treasury yields dipped slightly during the European session. However, Exness financial market strategist Inki Cho stated in a report that yields may rise again ahead of the Jackson Hole annual meeting. Fed Chair Powell is scheduled to speak on Friday. Cho noted that if investors' recent bets on Fed rate cuts wane, yields may rise. "If Powell's tone suggests a slowing pace of rate cuts, yields could climb further."

Gate News bot news, South Korea's friendly stance towards Crypto Assets has driven the pump of local stocks such as mobile payment and digital Wallet service KakaoPay. According to Google Finance data, KakaoPay's stock price has risen by 45% in the past five days. However, JPMorgan analysts Stanley Yang and Jihyun Cho stated, "The rise of Kakao-related stocks fundamentally lacks reliable basis, as any specific benefits brought by Lee Jae-myung's stablecoin policy remain uncertain."

Jin10 data reported on April 4th, under the support of potential safe-haven demand, gold remained stable in the Asian morning session. Exness financial market strategist Inki Cho stated in an email: "As investors continue to seek safety after Trump's announcement of tariffs, gold may maintain a bullish trend." He added that the tariffs have impacted investor sentiment, stimulating demand for safe-haven assets like gold.

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On December 16, according to Yonhap News Agency, South Korea's opposition party, the Patriot Party, former leader Cho Guk began serving his sentence at Seoul Detention Center in Uiwang, Gyeonggi Province. At 8:00 a.m. that day, more than 200 Cho Guk supporters gathered outside the Seoul Detention Center. Before entering prison, Cho Guk stated that he would do everything possible to prevent the ruling party, the People Power Party, which conspired to incite internal strife, from continuing to hold power, and he would strive to achieve a transfer of power. Supporters raised signs, chanted slogans, and expressed their support for Cho Guk. Cho Guk was sentenced to two years in prison by the Supreme Court on December 12 for allegedly involvement in academic fraud for his children and obstructing an investigation by the Blue House Inspection Team.