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Asia's leading structured warrants issuer Macquarie Warrants Malaysia issues and market makes structured warrants listed on Bursa Malaysia.

Macquarie, a leading warrant issuer in Asia, provides state-of-the-art market making, education on warrants, and an array of tools for warrant traders. The content on this channel has not been reviewed by the Securities Commission Malaysia | Contact: 03-20598840 | Disclaimer : bit.ly/MQdisclaimer

30/10/2026

🎯 Exclusive window: specific warrants may be bought on the bid

From time to time, Macquarie Warrants Malaysia, acting as the market maker, may at its discretion decide to sell selected warrants at the bid price.

For updates on which warrants we may sell on the bid, stay connected with us on Facebook or Telegram, where we post all “Sell on the Bid” announcements.

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30/10/2026

🤖💸 AI spending concerns drag Wall Street lower despite robust U.S. growth

S&P 500: 7,720.39 (-0.3%)
Nasdaq-100: 29,402.51 (-1.4%)
DJIA: 52,342.56 (-0.3%)
Eurostoxx: 6,207.07 (+0.6%)
U.S. crude futures: $102.00 (-0.8%)
Spot Gold (XAU/USD): $4,020.57 (-1.2%)

U.S. equities retreated on Thursday as renewed concerns over the cost and profitability of artificial-intelligence investment overshadowed stronger-than-expected economic growth. The U.S. economy expanded at an annualised rate of 3.4% in the third quarter, exceeding expectations and accelerating from 2.2% previously. However, firm inflation readings reinforced the Federal Reserve’s cautious stance and kept the possibility of further monetary tightening in focus following Wednesday’s decision to leave rates unchanged. Alphabet plunged 12.6% after its revenue miss and negative free cash flow intensified concerns over heavy AI-related capital expenditure, while semiconductor stocks declined 1.4%. Sentiment weakened further after the close as Amazon and Intel fell following disappointing results and outlooks, keeping scrutiny of the AI investment cycle firmly in focus (Reuters, 29 October).

🔗 Check out the Live Matrix for the focus U.S. index warrants here: https://macq.co/6186BHo1m4

29/10/2026

🟢⬟ Warrant Heatmap signals Green Pentagons for DUFU, EG, Gamuda, Genting, SkyeChip and more!

Over the last two business days, Green Pentagons have emerged across multiple underlyings —Dagang NeXchange (DNEX), Dufu Technology (DUFU), EG Industries (EG), Gamuda, Genting, Johor Plantations Group (JPG), MN Holdings (MNHLDG), SkyeChip and the S&P 500 Index (SP500) — as picked up by our Warrant Heatmap (https://macq.co/6188BHmRUI) tool and easily viewed on our homepage (https://macq.co/6189BHmRUL). The signal points to a possible bullish uptrend in these names. Curious about how the Warrant Heatmap works? Our earlier article (https://macq.co/6180BHmRU0) walks through the methodology in detail.

The focus call warrants tied to these underlyings, DNEX-C52, DUFU-C23, EG-CU, GAMUDA-C5G, GENTINGC4U, JPG-CY, MNHLDG-CC, SKYECHIP-CR and SP500-C74, feature effective gearing levels of 3-8x, meaning the warrants tend to move 3-8% for every 1% move in their respective underlying. This allows investors to leverage and magnify potential returns from potential gains in the underlying, although gearing can act as a double-edged sword and magnify potential losses as well.

Keen to understand how structured warrants could offer leveraged exposure? Read on: https://macq.co/6181BHmRUF

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29/10/2026

🏦⏸️ Fed pause lifts Wall Street as investors await inflation and growth data

S&P 500: 7,743.98 (+0.3%)
Nasdaq-100: 29,813.16 (+0.6%)
DJIA: 52,475.10 (+0.2%)
Eurostoxx: 6,167.81 (+0.1%)
U.S. crude futures: $102.78 (+2.9%)
Spot Gold (XAU/USD): $4,067.29 (+0.2%)

U.S. equities finished modestly higher on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve left its policy rate unchanged, while strength in semiconductor stocks supported the broader market. The Fed maintained the federal funds target range at 3.75% to 4.00% following September’s quarter-point increase. While policymakers reiterated that inflation remained elevated, the central bank indicated that it would await further information before adjusting policy again. Two officials dissented in favour of another 25-basis-point increase, keeping the prospect of further tightening alive (CNBC, 28 October). Semiconductors outperformed after record earnings from SK Hynix reinforced optimism over AI-related memory demand, lifting Micron Technology nearly 6%. Oracle surged approximately 11% following an upbeat long-term revenue forecast. Attention now turns to third-quarter U.S. GDP, September PCE inflation and further megacap technology earnings for signals on growth, inflation and the interest-rate outlook (CNBC, 28 October).

🔗 Check out the Live Matrix for the focus U.S. index warrants here: https://macq.co/6180BHmylY

28/10/2026

🦾 New listings: Check out the new GENTING, HENGYUAN, UWC, VITROX and HSI!

Macquarie Warrants Malaysia is pleased to introduce 8 newly issued warrants to our product offering. This latest rollout broadens our exposure to widely traded names, including Genting, UWC and ViTrox Corporation (VITROX). That being said, the key highlight today would be a new call warrant over an underlying which we have not issued warrants over for quite some time, Hengyuan Refining Company (HENGYUAN).

Beyond local equities, this round of listings also introduces a varied suite of Hang Seng Index (HSI) warrants.

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🔌 Check the live matrix for the new Malaysia stock warrants here: https://macq.co/6181BHYl2F

📊 Access the live matrix for the latest Hong Kong index warrants here: https://macq.co/6182BHYl22

28/10/2026

🤖📈 AI trade roars back as chipmakers lead Wall Street higher

S&P 500: 7,722.60 (+0.6%)
Nasdaq-100: 29,651.44 (+1.3%)
DJIA: 52,377.57 (0.0%)
Eurostoxx: 6,164.69 (+0.8%)
U.S. crude futures: $99.90 (-1.8%)
Spot Gold (XAU/USD): $4,060.33 (+1.1%)

Wall Street closed higher on Tuesday, with sentiment supported by renewed artificial-intelligence optimism, particularly across semiconductor stocks, as investors assessed Anthropic’s planned listing and financing for AI infrastructure. Broadcom climbed 4%, while Advanced Micro Devices gained 5%. Nevertheless, concerns over debt-funded AI spending and elevated borrowing costs continued to temper enthusiasm (Reuters, 27 October). Markets also positioned cautiously ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy decision. The central bank is widely expected to leave interest rates unchanged, with investors focused on whether persistent inflation and elevated energy costs could keep policymakers biased towards further tightening.

🔗 Check out the Live Matrix for the focus U.S. index warrants here: https://macq.co/6180BHYlFs

27/10/2026

🏦📊 This week – central bank decisions and U.S. growth data in focus

– Tue night: U.S. September durable-goods orders and new-home sales will provide early indications of business investment and housing demand.

– Wed night: The U.S. Federal Reserve’s (Fed) interest-rate decision will be the week’s main event. The Federal Open Market Committee concludes its two-day meeting on 28 October, with the policy statement due at 2:00 a.m. Malaysian time on Thursday. Investors will focus on the Fed’s assessment of inflation, economic activity and the labour market, alongside any guidance on the likely path of interest rates (FedRateCalc).

– The Fed’s communication could have broad implications for U.S. Treasury yields, the U.S. dollar and growth-sensitive technology shares. A more hawkish stance, particularly if policymakers emphasise persistent inflation, could place upward pressure on yields. Conversely, greater concern surrounding growth or employment could strengthen expectations for future policy easing.

– Thu night: U.S. third-quarter GDP and September personal consumption expenditures (PCE) inflation will be released simultaneously at 8:30 p.m. Malaysian time. The advance GDP estimate will provide the first comprehensive assessment of US economic growth during the third quarter, with household consumption and business investment likely to receive particular attention.

– The September PCE report will be equally important, as the core PCE price index is the Fed’s preferred underlying inflation measure. Investors will assess whether inflation is continuing to moderate and whether consumer spending remains resilient. As the figures arrive shortly after the Fed’s decision, they could quickly reshape market expectations surrounding the next policy move (FedRateCalc).

– Fri: The Bank of Japan’s (BoJ) interest-rate decision and Outlook Report will be closely watched across Asian markets. The BoJ’s two-day meeting concludes on 30 October, although no fixed release time has been specified. Alongside the policy decision, the central bank will publish updated economic and inflation projections, which could influence the yen, Japanese government-bond yields and the Nikkei 225 Index.

– Sat morning: China’s October official purchasing managers’ indices will provide an early reading of economic momentum entering the fourth quarter. Investors will watch whether manufacturing activity remains above the 50-point threshold separating expansion from contraction, while the non-manufacturing index will offer signals on services and construction activity (FinanceCalendar).

– Investors who wish to trade their views on key global indices such as the Hang Seng Index, Nikkei 225 Index, S&P 500 Index and Nasdaq-100 Index may gain leveraged exposure via structured warrants. Browse the selection of warrants available through our Warrant Search Tool: https://macq.co/6183BHi6tv

🔔 View the live matrix of the trending global index warrants here: https://macq.co/6184BHi6ta

Click here to visit our index warrants page and view the relevant disclaimer at the bottom of the page: https://macq.co/6185BHi6tx

26/10/2026

⚡ YTL Power International- Addressing investor concerns on DC news flow

A flashnote issued by Macquarie Equities Research (MQ Research) on 22 October discussed investors sentiment across the Data Centre (DC) thematic, which appears to have understandably weakened amid recent DC news flow. MQ Research believes this may have led to YTL Power International’s (YTLPOWR) share price declining 10% since 22 September (vs the FBM KLCI’s 4.5% decline over the same period).

📖 Read more for the full article containing an excerpt of MQ Research's report and important disclaimers: https://macq.co/6185BH57Q1

Separately, investors seeking leveraged exposure to YTLPOWR may consider YTLPOWR-C1W, YTLPOWR-C1Z and YTLPOWR-C2I, three call warrants listed by Macquarie Warrants Malaysia.

🧮 Check out their live matrix here: https://macq.co/6186BH57QG

26/10/2026

🛢️🔥 Oil surge reignites inflation fears as Wall Street retreats

S&P 500: 7,623.68 (-0.5%)
Nasdaq-100: 28,957.53 (0.0%)
DJIA: 52,215.16 (-1.2%)
Eurostoxx: 6,068.22 (-0.3%)
U.S. crude futures: $103.27 (+3.8%)
Spot Gold (XAU/USD): $3,995.81 (-0.7%)

U.S. equities ended lower on Friday as surging oil prices revived inflation concerns, while investors remained cautious over elevated bond yields and the financing requirements of artificial-intelligence investment. Energy markets drove the macro narrative after renewed fears of an escalation in the U.S.-Iran conflict lifted West Texas Intermediate crude 3.8% to US$103.27 a barrel, while Brent rose 3.1% to US$116.72, its highest settlement since April. The jump strengthened concerns that higher energy costs could sustain inflation and constrain the Federal Reserve’s policy flexibility. Technology shares stabilised following Thursday’s AI-led selloff, but weakness broadened across consumer, financial and defensive sectors. Telecommunications stocks were notable laggards after reports that SpaceX was exploring a nationwide wireless service (Reuters, CNBC 23 October).

🔗 Check out the Live Matrix for the focus U.S. index warrants here: https://macq.co/6187BH52ZW

23/10/2026

🚨 Alibaba - leads Chinese tech rout as regulatory hammer strikes...again

– Yesterday, Alibaba shares tumbled 6% to close below the key HKD100 level to HKD 97.35

– It was the stock's largest price fall in 2 months and its lowest closing price since 7 July 2026

– News of the Chinese market regulators' summon of major e-commerce platforms including Alibaba on Wednesday, contributed to the sell-off

– Bloomberg reported that the meeting was to address tighter product-quality controls and stronger consumer protection, as well as misleading advertising issues

– In other news this week, Alibaba, Tencent, and ByteDance were reported to have jointly ordered over 3 million Nvidia RTX PRO 5500 GPUs worth >$35 billion, a positive AI demand signal

– Bloomberg also reported on Monday that Alibaba is one of the investors of Chinese Robovan maker Neolix Technologies' recent USD400 million capital raising to fund its global expansion

– Following yesterday's share price plunge, Alibaba is now trading further below its 50-day (HKD 110.9) and 200-day (HKD 125.9) moving averages

– Its 52-week low at HKD 88.65 may be a possible support to look out for
– The stock had rebounded 46% in the next 1.5 months from its HKD 88.65 closing on 26 Jun to HKD 130.3 on 11 Aug 2026

– Investors keen to trade a potential rebound of Alibaba shares can consider trending ALIBABA-C56 which is down in bid price by 8% as at the time of writing. Currently, the call warrant is among the most sensitive Alibaba warrants available, moving by 13 ticks in underlying for 1 tick in warrant.

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