Group 1: Market Performance - The Asia-Pacific stock markets showed a significant rebound last week, with all indices closing higher [1][2] - The Indonesian Jakarta Composite Index led the gains, rising 3.74% to 6678.92 points, while other Southeast Asian markets also experienced increases [1] - Japan's Nikkei 225 Index rose 2.81% to 35705.74 points, and South Korea's KOSPI Index increased by 2.53% to 2546.3 points [1] Group 2: Influencing Factors - The rebound in Southeast Asian markets was primarily driven by expectations of a relaxation in U.S. tariff policies, a decline in the U.S. dollar index, and regional stimulus measures [1][3] - Analysts noted that the recent quick adjustment of the U.S. dollar and technical rebound demands contributed to the uplift in the Asia-Pacific stock markets [2] - The Indonesian market is experiencing strong momentum with continued foreign capital inflow, supported by solid economic fundamentals and growth sectors [4] Group 3: Future Outlook - Despite the recent recovery, analysts caution that the Asia-Pacific stock markets will remain highly volatile due to the unpredictable nature of U.S. trade policies and the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions [3] - The Indonesian stock market has been upgraded by UBS from "neutral" to "overweight," indicating positive sentiment towards its future performance [3] - Japan's stock and bond markets are attracting record foreign investment, driven by factors such as the U.S. tariff policy and a stable policy environment from the Bank of Japan [5]