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More demand than can be supplied! Nations will eventually have to join in the race to get their hands on more AI computing power as well for national security reasons. READ HERE

Nuclear War, Anyone? With just 2 months to go before the end of the Biden presidency, it seems like the US administration is doing all it can to escalate the war before Trump has a chance to deliver on his promise to end. READ HERE

The Elon-Trump Presidency These are clear cases of economic benefit being reaped by the Elon & Musk alliance as a result of their decisive win in the US Presidential elections. READ HERE

Crypto adoption continues! With most buyers of the bitcoin ETF sitting on large profits, the FOMO (fear of missing out) will start to take hold among those who were sitting on their hands. READ HERE

No Rush to Cut This was the first rise in inflation in 7 months and although it is not sounding alarm bells, it’s something to take note of. READ HERE

Cryptos continue to celebrate! There are now more suggestions to include BTC as a reserve asset. READ HERE

China in for a tough ride If that should be the case, we are likely to put more pressure on the Chinese economy in the months ahead. READ HERE

BTC charges higher! BTC will remain volatile but the path is inexorably upward. READ HERE

China disappoints yet again… The market is likely to stay within recent ranges READ HERE

The US Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.25% as expected yesterday. The message is they’re not committing to any policy move and will be highly data-dependent going forward. Pause or more cuts? All depends on how inflation and the jobs market evolve. We expect inflation and the jobs market continue to moderate so there likely will be more rate cuts going forward. In China, the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC) concludes their 5-day meeting later today. Expect announcements of policy measures that will help boost the economy and bolster investor confidence. It is now clear who is the US President that China must deal with in the next four years. As such, it is likely that the policymakers will introduce measures that will help the economy which may be threatened with more tariffs from the US in the months ahead.

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The market celebrates… It is good for the markets now that the uncertainty of the elections is over. READ HERE

Watching for tweets 24 hours a day There will be many opportunities in the days ahead. Stay alert! READ HERE

Voting day is here! As this is expected to be a very close election, it could be late in the night (and Wednesday Asian morning) before we get a clear indication of who has prevailed. READ HERE

The final countdown… Short term volatility will likely be high as votes come in. READ HERE

What are the odds on who will be the next US President? You may be tempted to trade as the betting odds change, but ensure that you have an understanding of how the electoral voting system works and know what exactly is going on. READ HERE

Wishing you a Diwali filled with joy, prosperity, and happiness. Happy Diwali! 🪔✨ No dailies for today as it is a public holiday in Singapore

High expectations lead to disappointments! The ride is going to be wild, but it is likely that it will continue to head in the right direction. READ HERE

It is being reported that Beijing is looking to approve next week the issuance of over ¥10 trillion in extra debt over the next few years in order to revive economic conditions. And the package will be expected to be further bolstered if Trump wins the US election. For some context, China's top legislative body i.e. the National People's Congress (NPC) is said to be meeting next week with the announcement set to follow on 8 November, according to the sources. The package is believed to include ¥6 trillion raised via special sovereign bonds, in order to address local government debt risks. The remaining ¥4 trillion will be more related to the property sector. That being said, the sources are cautioning that the plans are not finalised yet and are still subject to changes. Chinese equities have been struggling for momentum since the return from the Golden Week holiday. So, the news here is definitely a timely boost for morale at least. That will get investors buzzing again.

Brace yourself for increased volatility It's uncertain how the market will swing, but it’s certain that the swings can be wild. READ HERE