Straits Times Index

A brave new year of investing dangerously - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Markets

A brave new year of investing dangerously

I remain hopeful that this SG60 year could be where we have a reset of our local markets
STI tests resistance, may attempt breakout  - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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STI tests resistance, may attempt breakout

Indicators appear to be able to support a break above a thrice-tested resistance area around the 3,800 to 3,822 level for the Straits Times Index.

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Local stocks to remain resilient despite the absence of a large stimulus in China

STI may attempt a break out if volume expands

Markets

Can SGX afford to wait up to a year for reforms?

Even as SGX RegCo works on improving when and how it queries companies, the net can perhaps be cast wider to address friction in other areas

Global Markets

That's what friends are for

Trump's policies may make it harder for investors to ignore the US markets

Global Markets

A tri-Trumpian hat-trick

I might have missed out on some of the exciting returns, but I am still not suffering from Fomo trades
Trump victory implies tarriffs, debt, inflation and rising interest rates says OCBC  - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Trump victory implies tariffs, debt, inflation and rising interest rates says OCBC

Trump victory to fuel higher debt, tariffs, inflation, interest rates, and ultimately recession, pressuring S-REITs, regional markets.
STI poised to clear key resistance, undervalued REITs to make comeback - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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STI poised to clear key resistance, undervalued REITs to make comeback

The STI has the potential to clear 3,600 and make new highs for the first time since the GFC.

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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 set to move higher along with HSI as STI reaches tail end of retreat - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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REIT Index set to move higher along with HSI as STI reaches tail end of retreat

The yield curve continues to normalise as interest turns to Hong Kong/China equities and S-REITs.
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