TechFlow News - On March 25, according to Golden Ten Data, Kyle Craig, a global market strategist at JPMorgan Chase's Melbourne office, stated: "The market is currently experiencing volatility due to Middle East news events, so the overall tone is positive. However, the current challenge is...there are still many unknowns regarding how this situation will develop next and whether a substantive ceasefire agreement can be reached." Mark Whelan, investment director at Singapore-based Lucerne Asset Management, said: "Currently, it appears the market is reacting rather than predicting. Before the positions of both the US and Iran become clearer, I believe price movements will remain fragile. People are unwilling to follow volatility that is driven entirely by headlines and could reverse rapidly."