F. Yap Securities / 2TradeAsia

Given US markets’ renewed slump, expect volatility from the latest traderelated issues within the wines/spirits market.

Another range-bound session is seen, as market participants heed for sequels to ongoing political headlines at home.

Regional markets’ attention might sway into the US inflation print, due Wednesday;

The market appears prepared to establish its footing around the 6,000 level, with market participants encouraged with the softer inflation level recorded in February.

Participants could continue seeking bargain buys.

Participants may adopt a wait-and-see mode for now, given the diverging economic outlook between China and US.

Market investors will stay glued on continuity of yesterday’s rally, with encouragement from recent positive corporate results.

Attention is on the upcoming February inflation report, which economists expect to be ‘moderated’.

The market may see a restrained bounce as traders reassess positions after the MSCI-driven selloff.

The market may stay range-bound as investors digest recent earnings and global cues.

Sessions may remain choppy as investors gauge the momentum of today’s rebound.

Investors will be weighing general response to the local central bank’s surprise move to cut banks’ reserve requirement by 200bps to 5%, versus Wall Street’s weaker trail Friday.

Range-bound session is seen, as participants monitor supply pressure on rallies.

Eyes are set whether local gauges would continue to advance to a higher range, as investors monitor the release of 2024 corporate earnings.

Market investors will stay glued on continuity of yesterday’s rally, with special emphasis on select large-caps that primed the ascent.