central banks

Investing strategies

Will central banks continue to buy gold?

Purchasing is likely to continue through at least the end of 2022
Foreign investors drained $40 billion from emerging Asia last quarter, and it could get worse - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Emerging Markets

Foreign investors drained $40 billion from emerging Asia last quarter, and it could get worse

The reason foreign investors are selling shares is because central banks are tightening their monetary policy.
Farewell, transitory: Markets heed central banks' inflation call - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Economy

Farewell, transitory: Markets heed central banks' inflation call

"Throughout 2021, the debate was whether soaring inflation is transitory -- this debate is now over."
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.
Negative real returns can be logical at times - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Tong's Portfolio

Negative real returns can be logical at times

The reality is that the stock market is not the economy.

Global Economy

Central banks' taper dilemma

How can central banks continue to support the economic recovery?
Should we fear inflation in 2021? Bank of Singapore's chief economist weighs in - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Economy

Should we fear inflation in 2021? Bank of Singapore's chief economist weighs in

Bank of Singapore’s chief economist Mansoor Mohi-uddin says inflation is set to pick up again in the first half of 2021.

Zest

Next big shift in economics takes shape under Covid shadow

A rare regime-change in economic policy is edging central bankers out of the pivotal role they have played for decades.

Gold

Central banks buying more gold, forecast to pick up in 2021 after slowdown in 2020

Gold buying by central banks, an important driver of bullion’s advance in recent years, is forecast to pick up in 2021.

Global Economy

World's central banks adjust to Fed three-year plan

While a cheaper US currency could affect the inflation outlooks of other central banks, few may respond with immediate loosening.
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