Asian equities

The analysts are “overweight” on mainland China, India, Indonesia and Thailand equities. They're "underweight" on Singapore shares

In spite of the tumultuous mid-year season, Parbook has noted rising appetites during this time (in the area of Asian equities)

A Democratic sweep in next month’s US election would boost Asian equities, while reducing the allure of the region’s bonds.

Singapore is one of UBS’ most preferred equity markets in this region and Tan urges investors to look past the short term challenges, and stay vested and bullish.

Singapore is one of UBS’ most preferred equity markets in this region and Tan urges investors to look past the short term challenges, and stay vested and bullish.

There could also be opportunities within Singapore equities, says UOB Asset Management.

(Dec 20): This decade will end pretty much the way it started: Global central banks embarking on loose monetary policy and quantitative easing to counter slowing GDP growth. In 2019, global economic growth seems to have fallen to a post-global financial c

(Jan 31): It's time to take some money off the table.

(Jan 8): Asian equities may be at record highs but analysts see earnings season, which gets under way this week, providing a further boost.

SINGAPORE (Dec 21): Deutsche Bank Wealth Management sees potential for further gains in what it calls “the new emerging Asian equity market” ahead – companies with attractive valuations and could gain from the region’s increased exposure to techn