Taiwan’s market performance stands out with a 46% gain this quarter, dwarfing the more stagnant results seen in Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index. While chipmakers have provided the primary momentum for these regional indices, underlying caution remains. Foreign investors are actively diversifying portfolios, wary of potential overexposure to tech-concentrated assets.
Energy markets show signs of equilibrium, as Brent crude futures settled at $72.49 a barrel. Looking ahead, market participants are bracing for the next phase of currency volatility. All eyes turn to the United States, where upcoming economic data and a scheduled appearance by Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh are expected to dictate the trajectory of interest rate expectations and the dollar's dominance.





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