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STI gains strength as S&P 500 flounders and US risk-free rates creep up

Goola Warden
Goola Warden • 3 min read
STI gains strength as S&P 500 flounders and US risk-free rates creep up
The STI gains relative strength against the S&P 500 while US risk-free rates look likely to rise, a negative for the stock market.
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Although headlines have been around the Dow Jones Industrial Average’s new highs, signs are emerging of fatigue from a different index and different market gauges for the US. Meanwhile, Singapore equities gain relative strength.

The yield on the 10-year US treasuries was at 4.13% as at Nov 14. The chart shows a downtrend, with the 10-year treasury yield forming a minor base. It has already moved up above its 50-day moving average at 4.08%.

The top of the minor base formation is at 4.20%, a level that coincides with the declining 100-day moving average. The best that market participants can hope for is a retreat to 4.05%. A break below this level would be good for equities and REITs.

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