UOB Global Economics & Markets Research

Analysts warn of slower growth, Maybank's 2022 GDP forecast below MTI's band - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

Analysts warn of slower growth, Maybank's 2022 GDP forecast below MTI's band

“We think global headwinds will overwhelm and dampen the reopening tailwind.”
Possible equity rally and SGX picks: Singapore bank analysts respond to Russia-Ukraine crisis - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

Possible equity rally and SGX picks: Singapore bank analysts respond to Russia-Ukraine crisis

“From the experience of major military conflicts since 1990, global equities have, on average, rallied 38% during conflict.”

Budget 2022

'Daunting' and 'significant': analysts react to Singapore's carbon tax rate hike

"As power generators, Sembcorp Industries and Keppel Corp may be negatively affected via higher taxation on carbon."
Singapore's 1Q21 GDP 'pleasant surprise'; economists mostly keep 2021 GDP growth forecast between 5.5% to 8% - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Singapore economy

Singapore's 1Q21 GDP 'pleasant surprise'; economists mostly keep 2021 GDP growth forecast between 5.5% to 8%

Economics professor Jamus Lim says he is "quietly optimistic that" FY2021 GDP will fall on the upper end of the 4-6% range.

UOB's 1Q18 global outlook

Tightening regulations and deleveraging weigh on China market sentiment

SINGAPORE (Dec 11): Renewed volatility in China since November despite benign growth and inflation outlook both globally and domestically suggest that tightened regulations, risk controls and deleveraging are the main factors weighing on sentiment, accord

Euro could plummet if Le Pen claims French election victory

SINGAPORE (May 5): A victory for far-right candidate Marine Le Pen in France’s presidential election on May 7 could send the euro on a tailspin, UOB Global Economics & Markets Research warns in a flash note on Friday.

Why an economic-centric focus for Budget 2017 is in order

SINGAPORE (Feb 8): UOB is forecasting an overall budget surplus of $6.7 billion for FY16 -- 0.9% higher than the Singapore government’s estimate of $3.4 billion -- on expectations of higher contributions from corporate and personal income taxes; motor v
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