First is the just-concluded meeting of the International Monetary Fund steering committee. China has requested a bigger voting share at the IMF that is in proportion to its status as the second-largest economy. This request was refused and China’s voting share at the IMF remains behind that of Japan.
SINGAPORE (Nov 4): Making investment decisions can be difficult at any time, particularly when including internationally listed companies. Investors must also consider the international links and global logistics chains that even domestic investment candidates are exposed to. It takes time for a full picture to emerge, and often by that time, it is too late to rescue some investment decisions and to make new decisions in a timely manner.
Here are some whispers in the wind that suggest investors need to revisit the focus of previous and future investment decisions.
