Asian stock market declines narrow week by week as the market gets used to the "Trump model"

Golden Ten Data reported on April 13 that, according to Korean media, on Monday, the Nikkei 225 Index opened down by around 1%, and the current decline has narrowed to about 0.4%, while the Korean KOSPI Index opened down by more than 2%, with the current drop narrowing to about 1%. This has been a pattern we've seen every Monday since the start of this Iran conflict, and the declines have been gradually shrinking each week. At the beginning of the conflict, the drop once reached a record high of about 12%, then fell to 9%, and each week the decline keeps gradually decreasing. The market seems to have factored in the following situation: every week the United States will take some kind of action, or Trump will post some unsettling remarks on social media, and by the weekend, he either changes his stance or claims victory, causing the market to rebound. However, every Monday, the extent of this decline keeps gradually reducing.