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U.S. stocks advanced on Monday(Apr 6) as investors looked for signs of progress toward a U.S.-Iran ceasefire deal and evaluated President Donald Trump's progressively heated threats of escalation should Iran fail to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Regarding the options market, a total volume of 44,426,493 contracts was traded on Monday. Top 10 Option Volumes Source: Tiger Trade App $Micron Technology(MU)$ stock rose 3% after a KeyBanc analyst reiterated his price target and rating, citing continued demand for memory. A total number of 437.25K options related to $Micron Technology(MU)$ were traded on Monday, of which call options accounted for 69%. Particularly high volume was seen for the $400 strike call o

Companies often repurchase shares to support employee compensation plans or to deploy surplus capital more effectively. ACRA maintain that buybacks can enhance key financial metrics such as Earnings per Share (EPS) and Return on Equity (ROE), take advantage of perceived undervaluation, and reduce the overall cost of capital. In 1Q26 close to 50 primary-listed companies in Singapore have collectively repurchased close to S$560 million worth of shares on the open market, from around S$330 million during 1Q25 and S$232 million in 1Q24. The table details the stocks that booked more than S$100,000 in share buybacks in 1Q26, with the average prices including clearing charges. Almost three-fifths of the total consideration was contributed by three companies alone, Singtel, Oversea-Chinese Banking

S‑Reits, as measured by the iEdge S‑Reit Index, slipped in the first quarter of 2026, as geopolitical tensions  weighed on investor sentiment. The index rose slightly in January, but declined 7% in March amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, leading to negative total returns of 6.4% in Q1 2026.  Despite weaker price performance, retail investor activity in S‑Reits increased in March. Retail investors were net buyers, with net inflows exceeding S$300 million over the month, reflecting increased participation during the market pullback.  The 10 S‑Reits that recorded the highest retail investor inflows in the year thus far were $CapLand Ascendas REIT(A17U.SI)$ $Frasers

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The current Bitcoin rebound to approximately $69,000–$70,000 appears to be a mix of tactical "dip buying" and a structural strategy adjustment, rather than a full-scale return of "risk-on" appetite. While the price has recovered from February lows of $62,800, it remains stuck in a well-defined range. Market Sentiment: Risk Appetite or Strategy Shift? Evidence suggests this is more of a strategy adjustment and consolidation phase: The $70K Wall: Bitcoin has repeatedly failed to break above the $70,000–$72,000 resistance level. Until this range is cleared with high volume, the market is viewing this as range-bound trading rather than a new impulsive bull leg. Institutional Cushioning: Inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs (roughly $1.9 billion since late February) and consistent buying from firms l

The market's reaction on April 6 reflects a classic "relief rally," where investors buy into the possibility of de-escalation rather than the mathematical reality of the disruption. Whether the market is underestimating the magnitude depends on the gap between diplomatic hopes and the physical state of the Strait of Hormuz. Is the Market Underestimating the Disruption? There is a strong argument that the market is currently "pricing the rumor" of peace while ignoring the "fact" of the infrastructure damage. The "Hell" Factor: While indexes rose, the fundamental situation remains critical. Iran has rejected the immediate U.S. proposal, and the U.S. administration has issued ultimatums to "rain hell" if the Strait isn't reopened. The Physical Reality: Even if a ceasefire is signed tomorrow,