President Yoon Suk Yeol has directed the government to swiftly and proactively address the increased instability in the financial market, despite facing criticism for being on vacation during a recent market downturn. South Korean stocks experienced their most significant sell-off since late 2008 on Monday, in line with global markets, due to concerns about a potential economic recession in the United States. However, on Tuesday, the benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index rebounded by 3.3 percent, recovering from the 8.77 percent crash in the previous session. While on vacation, President Yoon monitored the global stock market turmoil and instructed officials to take prompt action. He emphasized the need for close and proactive policy coordination among relevant institutions, and the presidential office activated a continuous monitoring system in response to mounting concerns about the US economic downturn and geopolitical risks in the Middle East. Despite criticism from the opposition Democratic Party, the South Korean financial authorities have affirmed their readiness to address the recent market uncertainties, emphasizing the country's solid economic fundamentals.