Asian markets are diverging from Wall Street, with South Korea’s KOSPI falling about 3% and Japan’s Nikkei declining 0.9%, suggesting regional caution despite recent US market movements. The Fed’s pre-meeting blackout limits fresh policy signals, while futures pricing a sub-20% probability of an October hike indicates expectations for relatively stable near-term rates.
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