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Public Holidays No holidays for Singapore, China, the USA, or Hong Kong. Economic Calendar (11 Mar 2024) Notable Highlights CPI will be the most watched economic data for the coming week with an expected 3.1% YoY for CPI. This is one of the 2 main data points used as a reference for inflation. Auction of bonds and notes. There will be an auction in the coming week for 10-year Notes and 30-year bonds. These are sold to finance the deficits and it will be interesting to see the demand for such assets. Core Retail Sales & Retail Sales will be announced. These represent the consumption for retail. PPI data will be released indicating the inflation hitting producers. Typically, these can be passed on to the consumers should the products be price inelastic. Thus, PPI can be treated as a preq

News and my thoughts from the last week (11 Mar 2024) China has 21 nuclear reactors under construction which will have a capacity for generating 21.61 gigawatts of electricity. That is more than 2.5 times more nuclear reactors under construction than any other country. - CNBC When we do not qualify migrants, we run the risk of having criminals and extremists who enter with malicious intent.If America does not give priority to the citizens, there could be forced changes from the ground. We need to secure the border & put the citizens first. Some of the world’s most prominent exchanges suffered technical issues in the past week, including Binance, Coinbase, Kraken and Bybit, just days after Bitcoin breached $60,000 for the first time in over two years on Feb. 28. - TradingView According

Over the past few months, the Japanese stock market has been on a blazing trajectory, with the Nikkei 225 Index recently breaching the 40,000-point milestone for the first time. This surge has been propelled by a host of positive factors, including hopes of interest rate cuts in the United States, easing signs of inflation, and a growing interest in artificial intelligence (AI) within the tech industry.This milestone achievement underscores a significant uptrend driven by foreign investments amid yen depreciation and corporate governance reforms aimed at enhancing shareholder returns. Investors seeking to capitalize on this robust rebound should undoubtedly consider investing in Japanese ETFs.While most Japanese ETFs have been soaring this year, currency-hedged funds stand out in this aren