韩国股市将于格林尼治标准时间上午9点照常开盘，尽管尹锡悦总统突然宣布紧急戒严造成了最初的动荡。这一罕见举措导致市场大幅下跌，但在韩国议会投票要求解除戒严令后，情况趋于稳定。市场有所回升，韩国股市和韩元收复了部分失地。韩国交易所证实，股票交易将正常进行，这有助于缓解投资者的担忧。此外，政府宣布计划向金融市场注入无限流动性，以支持稳定。韩国央行货币政策委员会计划于上午9点左右举行特别会议，以应对市场波动。与此同时，韩国在海外的资产反映了国内市场的动荡。iShares MSCI韩国ETF在美国交易中下跌7.1%，三星在伦敦上市的股票跌幅高达7.5%。

South Korea's stock market is set to open as usual at 9 a.m. KST, despite the initial turmoil caused by President Yoon Suk Yeol's sudden emergency martial law declaration. This rare move led to significant market declines, but the situation stabilized after the South Korean parliament voted to demand the lifting of martial law. The market recovered somewhat, with Korean shares and the won regaining some of their losses. The Korea Exchange confirmed that stock trading would proceed as normal, which helped ease investor concerns. Additionally, the government announced plans to inject unlimited liquidity into financial markets to support stability. The Bank of Korea's monetary policy board is scheduled to hold an extraordinary meeting around 9 a.m. KST to address the market volatility. Meanwhile, South Korean assets abroad mirrored the domestic market's turmoil. The iShares MSCI South Korea ETF saw a drop of 7.1% in U.S. trading, and London-listed shares of Samsung lost as much as 7.5%.