global equities

Gains are no longer concentrated in growth stocks alone but have spread to the cyclical and value sectors.

Developed economies may instead accept a smaller population and lower growth, focusing instead on keeping GDP per capita high.

SINGAPORE (May 22): In 2015, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced the “Smart Financial Centre” plan as part of the Smart Nation vision for Singapore, designating the financial sector to lead innovation and the implementation of new tech

SINGAPORE (Nov 22): Global growth is expected to moderate as stimulus tailwinds weaken and output gaps close but tactical opportunities can still be identified in unfavoured assets and emerging markets, says T Rowe Price Group Inc in its outlook for 2019.

SINGAPORE (Mar 22): Investors face a constant dilemma over which assets, such as shares, bonds and property, to invest in. The answer is often that a mix of assets can help meet your goals. Different investments can perform well at different times. For ex

(Feb 12): The panic selling in global equities resumed after a brief reprieve on Feb 6. The S&P 500 index shed another 3.75% overnight on Feb 8, bringing its total losses to 8.5% since the correction started. While investors’ concern on rising rates was

SINGAPORE (Feb 6): Global equities may have corrected over the past week on inflation and rates concerns, but this does not herald the start of a bear market, says the CIO office of DBS Bank.

SINGAPORE (Oct 5): Citi Research says the eight-year bull market may be ageing but it ain’t over yet, forecasting a 10% gain for global equities by end 2018.

SINGAPORE (May 19): The correction in global equities we warned of last week appears to have started. Don’t panic though. We don’t expect a meltdown. More like a “drip, drip, drip” kind of slow melt – a necessary correction for technically overb

SINGAPORE (April 3): Global equities will likely correct in 2Q17 as doubts over Donald Trump’s ability to steer the world’s largest economy boil over.