Bond markets opened with yields dropping — but not for comforting reasons. $SMH is down another 2% overnight, and KOSPI just hit a limit-down halt. KOSPI is essentially two South Korean memory giants, so this is a direct hit to the AI supply chain.

The read: credit markets aren't pricing relief — they're pricing damage. Yields are falling because the AI trade is breaking, not because macro is healing. Bonds are catching a bid as semis and memory names capitulate. This is rotation by elimination, not conviction.

Memory is the canary. If KOSPI stays ugly and $SMH can't hold, the AI buildout thesis gets repriced fast. Watch how credit and equity move together from here — if yields drop while semis bleed, that's not a soft landing, that's a hard stop.