markets

Global Markets

It is cherry pink and apple blossom white

Markets, just like cherry flowers blossoming, is getting less predictable

Markets

Race for 2022's top stock market goes down to final trading day

Measures for Indonesia, India and Singapore are closing on Brazil’s Ibovespa Index, which has climbed 5.2% in local currency terms

Global Markets

Taking position before the unfolding parallel universe converges

The global recession may be shallower than feared as financial conditions stabilise

Global Markets

Thanksgiving this November, as markets savour the rain

For those who were brave enough to hunt through the red ink in October, it’s no bad thing to skim a little profit off and enjoy.

Global Markets

This market is a teenager who needs to be grounded

Like a parent disciplining a difficult child, it knows what it has to do, even though it may not relish doing it.
Japan's good value creates alpha opportunities - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Investing strategies

Japan's good value creates alpha opportunities

Japan remains a very cheap equity market versus global peers
Back to the future and a step up for Singapore - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Singapore economy

Back to the future and a step up for Singapore

Instead of lamenting SGX’s relative success in a tough world of derivative competition, let us work constructively to play our par

Global Markets

Be prepared for the train to Busan

I’m always prepared, and so should you.

Investing strategies

In search of a new equilibrium after the summer rally petered out in Jackson Hole

We are prepared to use continued weakness in the markets to reposition our portfolios for 2023 and beyond.

Markets

Interest rates at 4.5% would sink stocks by 20%: Ray Dalio

Dalio also noted investors may still be too complacent about long-term inflation.
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