The downturn in tonight's market may indeed be related to the sale of US bonds. Just this afternoon, Besent refuted the claim that European countries may sell US bonds, but news of Denmark selling US bonds came out that evening. At the same time, the market is also worried about the independence of the Federal Reserve and the uncertain candidate for the next chairman. Although Besant said that Trump might announce the candidate for the new chairman as early as next week, it did not dispel market anxiety. To make matters worse, Japanese treasury bond are experiencing an epic sell-off, and the long-term treasury bond yield has soared to a record level due to the aggressive tax cuts of the high market and the lack of funding sources. Wall Street analysts have begun to call for the Bank of Japan to intervene and buy treasury bond bonds if the selling trend continues and spreads to the world. Due to the spillover of the wave of Japanese bond selling into the US bond market, causing a decline in US bonds, just now Besant said on the sidelines of the Davos Forum, "I have been in communication with the Japanese counterparts responsible for economic affairs, and I believe they will start to make some statements that can appease the market