US Fed rate cuts

Singapore stocks climbed to their highest level since 2007, following the 50 bps rate cut by the US Fed.

US dollar weakness from the Fed’s dovish stance is bolstering Asian currencies; better growth prospects in Asia provide tailwinds.

The Bank of China has signalled that fighting deflation would become a higher priority with more monetary easing ahead.

Chew sees Singapore's IPO market to enter its darkest hour yet.

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(Nov 11): Australia kept interest rates unchanged on Nov 5, betting that a rebound in property prices will increase household wealth and confidence and see consumers more willing to part with their cash.