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Weekly Market Sentiment Recap

Week of April 20, 2026 (UTC)

Bull vs Bear Trend

Through yesterday (UTC EOD)
Date Bull Score Bear Score BTC Close (UTC)
2026-04-24 (Today) Collecting... Collecting... -
2026-04-23 77.3 77.2 $78194.78
2026-04-22 76.9 85.0 $76350.25
2026-04-21 75.0 75.0 $75874.55
2026-04-20 83.8 81.2 $73856.06
2026-04-19 75.0 80.0 $75728.46
2026-04-18 84.0 N/A $77128.44
2026-04-17 82.6 65.0 $75149.19

Weekly Highlights

Top Bullish Drivers

  • • AI, The Secret Behind Taiwan Becoming a $4 Trillion Economic Power?
  • • Shinhan Financial Group posts first-quarter net profit of 1.6226 trillion won…largest ever on a quarterly basis - Kyunghyang Shinmun
  • • SK Hynix's Q1 Operating Profit Exceeds 37 Trillion Won... 'Tailwind' for Semiconductor Stocks

Top Bearish Drivers

  • • KOSPI tops ‘6,500p’ intraday···financial markets ‘shaky’ on oil prices
  • • Asian Stocks Fall as Iran Tensions Persist, Nikkei and KOSPI Retreat from Highs
  • • Stock market: Is the liquidity party over? Fed chair nominee Kevin Warsh “Quantitative easing benefits only holders of financial assets”

Weekly AI Insight

The past week presented a dynamic and often volatile market sentiment, with both bullish and bearish indicators experiencing significant fluctuations. The bull trend commenced strongly, peaking at 84.0 early in the period, yet it saw notable dips to 75.0 before concluding the week at 77.3. Conversely, bear sentiment, which registered a low of 0.0 mid-week, subsequently surged dramatically to 80.0 and peaked at 85.0, maintaining elevated levels through the latter half of the week. Contributing to the optimistic outlook were strong corporate earnings, particularly from financial groups and semiconductor firms reporting robust quarterly profits. The economic potential of artificial intelligence also underpinned some positive sentiment. However, geopolitical tensions, notably those impacting oil prices, introduced considerable caution, leading to retreats in major Asian indices. Concerns regarding the sustainability of market liquidity and potential shifts in monetary policy were also cited as factors contributing to the prevailing bearish sentiment. This created a complex environment where strong corporate fundamentals were balanced against external risks and evolving economic policy discussions.