[Asian stock market weekly declines gradually narrow, market adapts to 'Trump mode'] Jinshi Data, April 13 – According to Korean media reports, on Monday, the Nikkei 225 Index opened down about 1%, but the decline has since narrowed to approximately 0.4%. Meanwhile, South Korea's KOSPI Index opened with a drop of over 2%, but the decline has now narrowed to about 1%. This has been a consistent pattern observed every Monday since the onset of the Iran conflict, with weekly declines gradually shrinking. At the start of the conflict, the drop once reached a record-breaking 12%, then reduced to 9%, and the weekly declines have continued to narrow. The market seems to have factored in the following scenario: every week, the U.S. takes some form of action, or Trump posts unsettling remarks on social media that cause widespread concern. By the weekend, he either changes his stance or declares victory, leading the market to rebound. However, every Monday, the magnitude of the decline appears to be steadily decreasing.