Fed

US Economy

Fed officials fret over how far they can lower interest rates

'It remains to be seen how much further interest rates will decline or where they might eventually settle'

US politics

Powell doesn't fear Trump. He also can't contain him

The president-elect has been sharply critical of Powell, whom he appointed in 2018.

US Economy

Trump's victory casts a shadow over the Fed

Trump’s most direct way to influence the Fed will come through appointments of key personnel in coming years

Right Timing

Higher risk-free rates may stymie STI as Chinese ETFs turns volatile

US risk-free rates continue to rise but the yield curve has normalised. STI and Chinese ETFs are set to consolidate further.
REIT Index breaks out; lack of liquidity may stymie STI’s breakout  - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Right Timing

REIT Index breaks out; lack of liquidity may stymie STI’s breakout

As FTSE REIT Index breaks out, STI approaches resistance, S&P 500 attempts break out.
How the Fed will help Singapore REITs outshine banks - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

REITs

How the Fed will help Singapore REITs outshine banks

REITs with Singapore assets may find favour with investors while banks' NII may ease as Fed pivots

Property

Fed pivot makes it easier for CapitaLand Investment and City Developments to achieve targets

The business models of CLI and CDL have diverged but they still rely on Fed action, credit liquidity
STI could move gradually higher during the simmer despite the Fed’s high-for-longer stance - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Right Timing

STI could move gradually higher during the summer despite the Fed’s high-for-longer stance

STI likely to move higher during the summer despite elevated FFR and Fed's high for longer stance
Powell keeps rate cuts on table but leaves timing less certain - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

US Economy

Powell keeps rate cuts on table but leaves timing less certain

Most Fed watchers expect just one cut now
Fed keeps rates steady while Powell says March cut unlikely - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

US Economy

Fed keeps rates steady while Powell says March cut unlikely

The S&P 500 fell 1.6%, the most since September
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