I couldn't replicate your problem, tested on 5.8x thru 5.17.4. At first, I thought the problem was with File::Glob; however, I kept getting an exception with chdir. It seems that there's a portability issue. I don't have fchdir, so I can't pass it a filehandle nor dirhandle without getting

chdir('') has been deprecated...
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I stopped after this:

#!perl -l

BEGIN {
    $|  = 1;
}

use autodie;
use strict 'refs';
use warnings FATAL => 'syntax';
use Data::Dumper::Concise;
use File::Glob ':globally';

use Memoize;
memoize('no_bug', LIST_CACHE => 'MEMORY');

no_bug();

sub no_bug {
    my(@md) = (1..305);
    my(@mp) = (1000..1205);
    print "market detail: ", scalar(@md);
    print "market price: ",  scalar(@mp);
    
    my $path = '/tmp/xx';
    foreach my $md(@md) {
        &open(my $f, '<', $path);
        &close($f);
    }
    foreach my $mp(@mp) {
        &open(my $f, '<', $path);
        &close($f);
    }
    chdir '/tmp/xx';
    
    my(@sources) = <~$path/mp_*>,
        <~$path/md_* >;
    print Dumper(scalar @sources);
}
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