US Federal Reserve (Fed)

US Economy

The next Fed meeting will offer more surprises

At the Fed's policy-making meeting on Dec 14 & 15, officials will announce a speedier tapering of asset purchases.

Global Economy

Briefs: Strong demand for tickets on Singapore-Malaysia Causeway reopening; MAS weighs action over DBS service glitch

As many as 2,880 people a day will be allowed to travel in the initial phase of the reopening of the causeway.
Central banks and the looming financial reckoning - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Economy

Central banks and the looming financial reckoning

Central banks' contributions to global financial stability have never been more important.
For Fed taper, the end matters more - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global review

For Fed taper, the end matters more

The Fed is currently buying US$80 billion ($108 billion) a month in Treasuries and US$40 billion of mortgage-backed securities.
Keep positions in selected retail and office S-REITs and industrial S-REITs as US 10-year yields look set to rise: DBS - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

Keep positions in selected retail and office S-REITs and industrial S-REITs as US 10-year yields look set to rise: DBS

The analysts at DBS have rated all the REITs under their coverage (mentioned within the article) at “buy”.
DBS, CapitaLand, MNACT, FLCT and other S-REITs to benefit from ongoing rotation: OCBC - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

DBS, CapitaLand, MNACT, FLCT and other S-REITs to benefit from ongoing rotation: OCBC

OCBC adds that energy and materials sectors are ‘attractively valued’; to benefit from White House’s focus on infrastructure bill.

Tong's Portfolio

How much is too much QE?

Clearly, what was once unthinkable and unprecedented is now rapidly turning into the norm — with no end in sight.

Broker's Calls

Global gold ETF holdings now second behind US bullion reserves

Global gold ETF holdings eclipsed German gold reserves on Monday as investors seek safety from Covid-19.

Global Markets

The Fed is headed in the same direction as the ECB

The US Federal Reserve has started buying corporate bonds in the secondary market, but it is not the first of its peers to do so.

Broker's Calls

Bank of Singapore analysts expects no Fed hikes through 2022 as central bank fights off deflationary pressures

The Fed has come out in favour of maintaining or even increasing the pace of QE to avoid a new case of taper tantrum, says BOS analysts Eli Lee and Conrad Tan.
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