Fed interest rates

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Bond market expects fewer cuts in interest rates than equity market — a soft landing scenario for the US economy

The portfolio is fully invested again — after we disposed of our stakes in Microsoft and VOO.

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Bonds, not stocks, provide near-term investment opportunities with positive real yields and little risks

In fact, the bond market has already been seeing increasing fund inflows in recent weeks.

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Higher-for-longer interest rates will trigger credit risks ... and recession

Over the coming months, bonds will regain attractiveness.

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Global recession, or worse, increasingly likely

No reason for Fed to reverse higher-interest-rates-for-longer policy.

Global Economy

Full steam ahead — inflation will not derail for love nor money: Saxo Bank

Jakobsen was already warning about inflation as far back as late 2019
Amazon and CrowdStrike gain from secular growth in cloud migration - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Amazon and CrowdStrike gain from secular growth in cloud migration

That said, monetary policies remain very accommodative and liquidity is ample from a long-term historical point of view.
Tech’s network effect’ will create its own constraints on demand - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Tech's network effect' will create its own constraints on demand

We may now be entering the next phase, where disruptors are increasingly being disrupted themselves.

No letup from the Fed: Bank of Singapore

(Sept 21): The Fed confirmed that it is ready to start to shrink its US$4.5 trillion ($6.1 trillion) balance sheet. This was no surprise, but the overall tone was moderately hawkish, as policy-makers still project another rate hike in December, and three

These stocks stand to celebrate a happy ending to 2016

SINGAPORE (Nov 29): As 2016 draws to a close, DBS Vickers Securities is shifting the spotlight on December as a crucial month for markets – particularly with key events such as the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) meeting and Fed
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