Asian Markets ended mixed on Tuesday ahead of US Federal Reserve Bernanke testimony to the US senate as investors remains cautious awaiting Bernanke comments for clues on when the Federal Reserves would withdraw its stimulus program. For the coming session the sentiments are likely to be further subdued as market will be focusing on the outcome from the Bank of Japan policy meeting later in the morning.

All charts in the report are day charts and end 21st May 2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.  

Asian Markets ended higher on Monday buoyed by the better than expected US data with renew confidence seen in the global economic recovery. However the negative lead from Wall Street overnight weighed by the on-going worries that the Federal Reserve may taper their bond purchase program is likely to cue markets to a more cautious tone this morning.

All charts in the report are day charts and end 17th May 2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day. 

Asian Markets ended mixed on Friday despite the positive move from China to ease strict regulation. The sentiments were weighed by the concern over a Federal Reserve exit from the quantitative easing programme which kept risk appetite in check. For the coming session, the positive lead from US last Friday is likely to cue the local bourse to a more optimistic opening this morning. 

All charts in the report are day charts and end 17th May 2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.    

Asian Markets extended gains and ended mostly higher on Thursday buoyed by the positive lead from Wall Street. The news of more easing regulation from China further boosted the sentiments. However for the coming session the sentiment could be reverted due to the raft of weak US economic data released overnight. Data such as CPI, Initial Jobless claim and housing start may deter the Fed determination to scale down the stimulus in the coming months.

All charts in the report are day charts and end 16th May 2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.   

Asian Markets ended with a tepid tone on Wednesday unable to track the gains in Wall Street. However the overall appetite for risk is still up, just that investors are taking a breather from the recent rally in search for new market catalyst to extend gains. For the coming session, the release of Japan GDP this morning coupled with the positive lead from Wall Street overnight is likely to provide the market with some directions.

All charts in the report are day charts and end 15th May 2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.    

Asian Market ended mixed on Tuesday Amid speculation that the People Bank of China may tighten their stimulus policies. The sentiment was further dampened by the tepid performance from Wall Street as investors stays cautious seeking catalyst for further market direction. For the coming session, the rebound on Wall Street overnight is likely to cue the local bourse to a more optimistic opening.

All charts in the report are day charts and end 14th May 2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.   

Asian Market ended mixed on Monday weighed by the raft of weaker than expected China economic data signalling a slowdown in economic activities which kept risk appetite in check. In addition the muted reaction on Wall Street overnight is likely to keep the local bourse in a more consolidative mode this morning.

All charts in the report are day charts and end 13th May 2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.  

Asian Market rallied and ended higher on Friday ahead of the G7 meeting with renew optimism in the global recovery. Global equities advanced for the week as central banks from Australia and South Korea lowered their interest rate while the commitments from Europe and US to spur growth reassured the markets participants. The rebound on Wall Street overnight is likely to boost sentiments this morning.

All charts in the report are day charts and end 10th May 2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.    

Asian Market pares gains and ended mostly lower on Thursday as investors are concern with the rising inflationary risk from China. However the overall sentiment remains bullish. It seems that buyers are taking a breather from the recent rally seeking new market catalyst. For the coming session, the mixed reaction on Wall Street overnight is likely to cue the local bourse to a muted opening this morning.

All charts in the report are day charts and end 9th May 2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.   

Asian Market ended higher on Wednesday buoyed by the upbeat performance from US and European markets. The sentiments were further lifted by the robust China trade data suggesting that the global economy is improving which boosted the appetite for risk. The rebound on Wall Street overnight is likely to boost local sentiments this morning.

All charts in the report are day charts and end 8th May 2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.     

Asian markets ended mixed on Tuesday weighed by the tepid performance from Wall Street. Trading activities remains subdued as investors are seeking new catalyst for further markets direction. On the whole the global sentiment remains bullish and was well supported by the improvement seen in the US and European economies. For the coming session, the positive lead from Wall Street overnight is likely to lift local sentiments this morning.

All charts in the report are day charts and end 7th May 2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.     

Asian markets pared losses and ended mostly higher on Monday buoyed by the positive NFP job data from US. However the lackluster performance from Wall Street overnight is likely to keep the local bourse in a more consolidative mode this morning as investors seek new catalyst for markets direction.

All charts in the report are day charts and end 6th May 2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.    

Asian market ended mostly lower on Friday as investors remain cautious ahead of the US NFP job data after the contradicting data between the ADP and weekly jobless claims. On contrary to market expectation the result for the Job data is better than expected which lifted sentiments and propel Wall Street to new high. The positive lead from US overnight is likely to lift local sentiments this morning.

All charts in the report are day charts and end 3rd May 2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.   

Asian markets ended lower on Thursday amid renew concern over the economic slowdown seen in China and US. However, during the US session overnight the better than expected jobless claims data accompanied by the interest rate cut from the European Central Bank could provide some relief to the mounting negative sentiment.

All charts in the report are day charts and end 2nd May 2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.   

Asian Markets ended muted on Wednesday with most markets closed for holiday. The trading volume remains subdued due to the lacklustre performances from Wall Street and China which kept risk appetite in check. These negative data raise concern over the global economy and questioned the sustainability of the recent rally. For the coming sessions, the poor Job and manufacturing data from US overnight is likely to weigh on the sentiments.

All charts in the report are day charts and end 30th April  2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.     

Asian Markets ended muted on Tuesday with China and Japan markets closed for holiday. The trading volume remains subdued due to the lacklustre performances from Wall Street which kept risk appetite in check. For the coming sessions, the renewed confidence in the Eurozone after the formation of Italian government coupled with positive housing data from US is likely to cue the local bourse to a more optimism opening. 

All charts in the report are day charts and end 29th April  2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.    

Asian markets ended muted last Friday due to the tepid performance seen in Wall Street as a result of inconsistency in the earnings report. The sentiments were further dampened by the raft of weaker than expected economic data suggesting a slowdown in the economic activities.  For the coming sessions, market activities are likely to be subdued as Japan and China market is closed for holiday and the lacklustre performance on Wall Street Last Friday is likely to weigh on the sentiments.

All charts in the report are day charts and end 26th April  2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.   

Asian Markets extended gains despite the muted action on Wall Street and managed to close higher on Thursday as investors look ahead to Bank of Japan decision on Friday for more cues of stimulus. In addition, the positive sentiments were further lifted during the US sessions buoyed by the positive earnings reports and weekly job data. The rally by US stocks last night is likely to cue the local bourse to a more optimistic opening this morning.

All charts in the report are day charts and end 25th April  2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.  

Asian Markets ended higher buoyed by the upbeat earning data from the US overnight. However gains are likely to be cap as the positive earnings are weighed down by the negative economic data released, hence we expect the markets to whipsaw till further clarity is present. The lacklustre performance from Wall Street overnight is likely to keep the local bourse in a more consolidative mode this morning.

All charts in the report are day charts and end 24th April  2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day. 

Asian market ended lower on Tuesday weighed down by the poor China PMI data suggesting a slowdown in economic activities.  The erratic price movement in the markets seems to suggest that investors are confused by the raft of mixed economic data released by the US and China over the past weeks. The sentiment is likely to persist thru till further clarity is present. Meanwhile the positive lead from Wall Street, despite the bogus bomb scare is likely to provide some temporary relief to the local bourse this coming session. 

All charts in the report are day charts and end 22rd April  2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.