The relationship between market participants and the market has turned into a toxic love-hate affair: they distrust it, complain about it, yet remain emotionally and financially tied to it.
Financial markets rest on trust. When government mismanagement erodes that trust, it is not just a policy failure; it is an attack on the very foundation of markets.
Market participants are angry, but their criticism still stops at the Finance Minister. The long habit of flattering the political leadership prevents them from questioning the government more honestly.