Wall Street

Wall Street strategist forecasts for 2022 differ by second-most in a decade - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Markets

Wall Street strategist forecasts for 2022 differ by second-most in a decade

The newly hawkish Federal Reserve and the ever-evolving virus have made life difficult for Wall Street’s stock prognosticators.

Global Markets

China, Wall Street meeting focused on transparency, stability

They agreed to continue a two-way dialogue and more inter-connectivity. The importance of consistent rulemaking was discussed

Global stocks

GameStop, anger and a Wall Street Rebellion

GameStop’s stock became one of the heavily shorted stocks on Wall Street in 2020.

Tech

Tech stocks still have room to run, says US$507 billion fund

The past year is proving to be a lesson in valuing technology companies the right way.
 Biden widens lead over Trump - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

US Presidential Race

Biden widens lead over Trump

Asia is poised to a solid open as US election uncertainty could be wrapped before the end of the week, says Oanda's Moya
STI rises on further reopening of borders; tracks Wall Street gains on stimulus hopes - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

STI watch

STI rises on further reopening of borders; tracks Wall Street gains on stimulus hopes

The Straits Times Index (STI) gained 1.2% to 2,547.77 as at noon on Oct 12 from 2,517.23 previously.
Investors better off sleeping through US presidential debates, says UBS economist - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

Investors better off sleeping through US presidential debates, says UBS economist

Markets have remained calm following the debates in the absence of any policy surprises.

Tech

Wall Street ends lower as tech struggles resume

US stocks closed lower after a choppy trading session on Thursday as heavyweight tech-related stocks resumed their decline.

US Presidential Race

'Moderate' Kamala Harris pick puts Wall Street at ease

Some of the adjectives that Wall Street insiders use for her include "Normal" and "Grounded".

Gold

Precious metals sector attracting more investors on Wall Street due to Covid-19 crisis

A year ago, you couldn’t get Wall Street to touch most gold miners’ stocks. Today, it’s throwing billions at the industry.
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