Group 1: US Market Focus - The Federal Reserve is expected to lower interest rates by 25 basis points this week, with a potential for further cuts in October and December [14][18][19] - The US job market continues to show signs of weakness, with August non-farm payroll data significantly below expectations, indicating a cooling trend [12][13] - The technology sector remains a strong investment focus, particularly companies like Zoom and ServiceNow, which are expected to benefit from macroeconomic stability and AI integration [16][19] Group 2: Japanese Market Focus - The resignation of Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has introduced uncertainty in Japanese economic policy, with potential implications for fiscal sustainability [24][26] - The Bank of Japan is likely to maintain its current interest rate stance in September but may consider rate hikes in the future due to persistent inflation [29][30] - Japanese stocks are expected to attract continued investment, particularly in companies like Kyocera and JX Metals, as the yen is projected to appreciate [30][33] Group 3: Indonesian Market Focus - The resignation of Finance Minister Sri Mulyani has raised concerns about Indonesia's long-term fiscal outlook, although the new minister, Airlangga Hartarto, aims to maintain fiscal health [46][47] - The Indonesian central bank is anticipated to keep interest rates unchanged in the upcoming meeting, reflecting a cautious approach amid economic challenges [47][48] - There is an expectation of strengthened economic cooperation between China and Indonesia, with potential investment opportunities in companies like Pakuwon and Surya Semesta [42][46]

Group 1: US Market Focus - The market's expectation for interest rate cuts has increased following Trump's announcement to dismiss Fed Governor Cook, leading to a reassessment of "rate cut trades" in US equities [9][12][13] - The Fed is expected to cut rates three times in 2025, with a 25 basis point reduction anticipated in September [13][14] - Key stocks to watch include Zoom, ServiceNow, and other tech companies that are likely to benefit from the anticipated rate cuts [15][16] Group 2: Taiwan Market Focus - AI remains a significant growth driver for the semiconductor industry, with Taiwan's GDP growth in Q2 2025 exceeding expectations at 7.96% [21][24] - Taiwan's exports saw a substantial increase of 42% in July, driven by strong AI demand, which is expected to enhance the performance visibility of Taiwan's AI supply chain [24][28] - Recommended stocks include Wistron and Taisil, which are positioned to benefit from the ongoing AI demand and supply chain improvements [28][31] Group 3: Malaysia Market Focus - Malaysia's economic growth is slowing, with a revised GDP growth forecast of 4.1% for 2025, influenced by a decrease in oil and gas production [36][41] - The banking sector is expected to benefit from improved asset quality and liquidity, with specific attention on CIMB and Hong Leong Bank [36][46] - The "export rush" effect is diminishing, with July exports showing a 6.8% increase, but future challenges may arise from potential high tariffs on semiconductor and electronic products [41][42]

Group 1: China Market Focus - The current "anti-involution" policies may adopt different approaches across various industries, with a focus on supply-side reforms and market mechanisms to encourage balance in supply and demand [10][12][19] - Overseas investors are showing high interest in the Chinese market, with notable attention on companies like Kehua Data and SMIC, although actual capital inflow may take time to materialize [13][15][20] - The upcoming third quarter is expected to see a resurgence in IPOs for technology companies, with AI and military sectors identified as key areas for structural investment opportunities [18][19] Group 2: US Market Focus - Core commodity prices are anticipated to reflect tariff impacts more significantly starting mid-year, with a focus on the performance of leading technology stocks like Nvidia and Meta Platforms [26][32][40] - The Federal Reserve's potential shift towards a more dovish stance will depend on economic data fluctuations, particularly in light of inflationary pressures and economic slowdown [28][29][36] - The earnings outlook for US stocks is showing signs of divergence, with technology and telecommunications sectors expected to remain strong despite broader economic challenges [37][40] Group 3: Korea Market Focus - New tariffs are expected to disrupt the economy, with significant implications for capital market reforms initiated by changes in commercial law [44][46] - Consumer confidence is improving, which may support the domestic economy, while export levels have remained robust due to preemptive export activities earlier in the year [46]