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Weekly Five Key Areas: Macro, Singapore Stocks, Options, Futures, Earnings
Covering five major market segments this week to help you stay ahead of market trends and plan your trades effectively!
✨Tuesday — Singapore Stocks
Singapore stocks opened marginally higher on Tuesday, with the STI rising 0.18%. TJ DaRenTang and First Resources gained 3%, while YZJ Maritime, OCBC Bank and Sembcorp rose around 1%.
OUE Limited expects "material variances" between its unaudited interim results and audited financial statements for FY2025, with losses from equity-accounted investees expected to be reduced by approximately S$58 million.
Singapore's medical cost inflation is projected to hit a record 16.9% in 2026, prompting LIA to call for collective action. Meanwhile, Singapore investors are bucking the global gold sell-off triggered by Middle East tensions, with OCBC reporting a 60% surge in gold transactions following the outbreak of war.
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总结一句：现在不是“最低点已到”，但已经开始进入可以有计划布局的区间。
Whether now—March 31, 2026—is the "bottom" remains a matter of high debate among market experts, as major indices sit in or near correction territory following significant declines in early 2026.
Current Market Position (as of March 31, 2026)
Correction Territory: Major U.S. indices have fallen significantly from their January 2026 all-time highs.
Nasdaq Composite: Down 13.4% from its peak.
Dow Jones: Down 10.5%.
S&P 500: Down 9.4%, approaching the 10% correction threshold.
Technical Signals: The S&P 500 recently touched a "deeply oversold" Relative Strength Index (RSI) of 23.3, which often precedes short-term bounces.
Geopolitical Risk: The ongoing conflict in Iran is the primary driver of volatility.
Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA): Given the difficulty of timing an exact bottom, many advisors recommend gradually putting money to work rather than one large purchase.