Asian Markets ended mixed on Wednesday despite the positive lead from Wall Street as investors remained cautious over the on-going worries over global growth. The slow in China and US are likely to keep risk appetite in check. During the US sessions, the lacklustre earnings are unlikely to provide any inspiration for the local bourse in the coming session. 

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

Asian Markets ended mixed on Tuesdays amid the renew concern that the two largest economy in the world is showing signs of slowing. The sentiments further were weighed down by the Boston bombing and the rising tension in North Korea. However the strong rebound from Wall Street overnight, buoyed by the upbeat earnings and economic data is likely to boost local sentiments this morning.

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

Asian Markets ended lower on Monday shadowed by a raft of disappointing Chinese data showings signs that the world 2nd largest economy is slowing down. The negative sentiments were further dampened by the escalated tension in North Korea and the Marathon blast in Boston which happened during the US sessions. These risk events are likely to weigh on the sentiments. The sharp retreat on Wall Street overnight is likely keep the local bourse on the back-foot this morning.

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

Asian Markets ended mostly lower last Friday despite the positive lead from Wall Street as investors remained cautious over the tension arising in North Korea, the threat of a potential missile launch kept risk appetite in check. During the US session, the weaker than expected jobless claims data further weighed on the sentiments thus the mixed reactions on Wall Street last week is likely to cue the local bourse to a muted opening this morning.

All charts in the report are day charts and end 12th April  2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.    

Asian Market ended mostly higher on Thursday with Japan market taking the lead, supported by a weaker yen. In addition the sentiments were further reinforced by the optimism in the US economy. However despite the optimism, the speculation of an imminent missile launch from North Korea is likely to keep risk appetite in check. For the coming session, the Upbeat job data from the US is likely to provide Asian market some inspiration amid the rising uncertainties.

All charts in the report are day charts and end 11th April  2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.   

Asian markets ended mostly higher on Wednesday, boosted by the positive start seen in the U.S earnings seasons.  Despite the rising tension in North Korea, the rally by US stocks overnight is likely to cue the STI index to a more positive opening this morning. 

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

Asian Markets pared losses and ended mostly higher on Tuesdays boosted by the positive inflation data from China. The sentiments were further buoyed by the optimism for the coming US corporate earnings seasons. However the ongoing uncertainties in the Asian pacific region, such as the bird flu pandemic and rising tension from the Korean peninsula are likely to keep gains in check. During the US session overnight, the positive head start for the new earnings seasons propel Wall Street higher and this positive sentiment is likely to extend over the coming Asian Session. 

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

Asian markets ended mostly lower on Monday, shadowed by the weak NFP Job Data from US last Friday. The sentiments were further dampened with concern over the rising tension in the Korean Peninsula and the bird flu outbreak in China. During the US session, despite the technical rebound on Wall Street, the lacklustre first quarter earnings is unlikely to provide any inspiration for the local bourse in the coming session.

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

Most Asian Market ended lower on Friday, except Japan due to the aggressive stimulus package implemented by the Bank of Japan, while the other markets remain cautious ahead of the US NFP job data and the arising geopolitical tension in the Korean Peninsula. Later in the U.S session, the sentiment was further dampened when the weaker than expected Non Farm payroll released mounted on to the series of weak manufacturing and employment data release earlier last week. The retreat on Wall Street overnight is likely weigh on sentiments for the coming session.

All charts in the report are day charts and end 5th April  2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.   

Asian markets ended lower on Thursday, despite the positive lead from Japan, which fails to inspire other bourse as the markets focus remains on the tension arising from the Korea peninsular while the Chinese market was close for holiday. The negative sentiments was further dampened in the European session after the dovish comments made by the President of the European Central Bank.  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 4th April  2013 unless otherwise stated. Reviews and outlook are only valid for the day.