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💪Asian indices are enjoying a rosy start to the new quarter, led by the Nikkei225 June futures index which is up 3.3% to trade above 53,000 as of 914AM, while the Hang Seng April futures index has opened 2.3% higher to 25,325 🇸🇬Singapore's SIMSCI April futures is trading 2% higher to 445.65. Top performing Singapore shares include SGX (+2.4%, $19.98), OCBC (+2.3%, $22.47) and Nio Singapore (+9.2%, $6.05) 🔝Top performing warrants this morning as of 918AM are predominantly HSI call warrants that are clocking gains up to 67% 🔚Today's exuberance stems from hopes that the Iran war will come to an end soon, on the back of a report that Iran's president is willing to end the war and Trump's suggestion that the US may pull out militarily within the next two or three weeks 💲Meanwhile in China, Bloo

📢Last Friday after market, BYD announced a steeper-than-expected decline of 38% in fourth-quarter (4Q) earnings to 9.3 billion yuan 📉The company saw its first annual profit drop in four years, down 19% to 32.6 billion yuan, and a revenue growth of 3.5% - its smallest in six years, despite outselling Tesla globally in 2025 🔻Its closely watched gross margin shrank to a three-year low of 17.7%, down from 19.4% in 2024 🚫🥇Sales have slumped in the first two months of this year, and after dominating the Chinese market for years, BYD has now ceded the top spot to Geely (Bloomberg) 🔃The shares gapped down 5.3% yesterday morning, before ending just 0.9% lower for the day at HKD 105.60 after its analyst briefing yesterday 🌐In yesterday's analyst briefing, BYD said that exports this year will probabl

📉As stocks continue to sell off this morning given the entry of Iran-backed Houthi forces entering the conflict and an expanded US military presence, leading crude oil to climb back above the US$100 mark, one can’t help but wonder, are certain markets over-penalised? 📰Financial Times have painted China as one of the winers from the ongoing Iran war. If so, what does this mean for China’s equities? ✍Macquarie Sales and Trading’s (S&T) addresses this question in a report published today on 30 March 2026 👀Read on for important disclaimers The below communication has been prepared by Sales and Trading (S&T) Personnel at Macquarie and is not a product of the Macquarie Research Department.  For important disclosures relating to this communication, please see: www.macquarie

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👁Fear in the market…opportunity in this Singapore stock? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNlvRfWMCp8 ✳The warrants mentioned on the show were: Yangzijiang call UJUW: https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/UJUW 🔧Warrant tools mentioned to simulate warrant returns over time: Historical Performance: https://warrants.com.sg/tools/HistoricalPerformance Warrant Calculator: https://warrants.com.sg/tools/warrantcalculator Live Matrix: https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix * This show is sponsored by Macquarie Warrants Singapore and the views of speaker Joey do not represent that of Macquarie’s

🕘Macquarie’s index warrants track the underlying index futures. In this case, our S&P500 and Nasdaq-100 warrants track their respective e-mini futures listed on the CME during the Singapore trading hours of 9AM to 458pm 🗓As we near the index futures’ expiry, our US index warrants will start tracking the June 2026 S&P500/Nasdaq-100 futures contracts starting today. See how the warrants move alongside their respective futures contract by referring to their Live Matrices: https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix

Airline stocks have reacted to the recent escalation of Iran–Israel conflict, as disruptions to Middle East airspace and flight routes have affected travel plans and operating conditions. In SIA’s case, price pulled back sharply but appears to have found support above the $6.50 level. SGX Academy Trainer Binni Ong provides her analysis on the technical structure of SIA shares and the key entry and exit levels to watch out for in the short-term: https://warrants.com.sg/marketnews/highlight/todayhighlight/7834 *This article is sponsored by Macquarie Warrants Singapore. Binni’s views does not represent that of Macquarie’s

– Nikkei extended its slide, falling for a third straight session on Monday; the Nikkei 225 is down 1.3% to 53,138.42 at midday break for the Tokyo Stock Exchange. – Index has now dropped over 9% since U.S. and Israeli air strikes on Iran began more than two weeks ago, with the conflict spreading regionally and disrupting petroleum shipments via the Strait of Hormuz. – Brief intraday rebound followed comments from U.S. President Trump, who said he is urging other nations to help secure shipping routes. – Japan is unlikely to deploy naval vessels, per PM Sanae Takaichi, reinforcing concerns over prolonged energy supply risk (Reuters, 16 March). – Yen weakened toward 160/USD, prompting Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama to signal readiness for decisive market action (dpa-AFX, 16 March). – Ris

📊 See how the put moves alongside HSI March futures: 🔗 Put 96LW: https://www.warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/96LW

📌 See how they alongside the S&P 500 index futures! 📈 Call S&P 7000MBeCW260918 (ITEW) : https://www.warrants.com.sg/tools/warrantterms/ITEW 📉 Put S&P 5800MBePW260918 (9GPW) : https://www.warrants.com.sg/tools/warrantterms/9GPW