consumption

China Focus

Is China's economy out of the woods?

China's neighbours have to get used to China not providing as much of a spillover as in the past

Investing strategies

China's consumption triangle — a possible trinity

China’s domestic consumption is the biggest upside opportunity
Marrying style and social consciousness - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Style

Marrying style and social consciousness

Smthgood's Tony Tan explains how he strikes a balance between making profits and driving purpose

Broker's Calls

UOB Kay Hian lifts ThaiBev’s TP to 85 cents as Chinese tourists return

With the return of Chinese tourists to Thailand, UOB KH sees that ThaiBev stands to benefit from higher alcohol consumption levels
US consumers will drive demand with low household debts  - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Tong's Portfolio

US consumers will drive demand with low household debts

Fact: Globally, economic growth is already slowing under the various strains.
Reversion to mean is a mathematical certainty, but mean is not static - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Tong's Portfolio

Reversion to mean is a mathematical certainty, but mean is not static

Last week’s record close came after the Fed chair allayed fears that current easy liquidity conditions will tighten too quickly.
Synchronised global recovery will drive stocks higher in 2021. Stay invested. - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Tong's Portfolio

Synchronised global recovery will drive stocks higher in 2021. Stay invested.

Vaccination and immunisation will pave the way for a robust economic recovery.

Tong's Portfolio

Malaysia can finance the stimulus to protect and boost productive capacities

But these are not ordinary times. Even a hugely expansionary budget will not be out of sync with the rest of the world.

Tong's Portfolio

Domestic consumption and households demonstrate resilience

In this issue, and over the next couple of weeks, we will share the many silver linings in the country’s most recently published.

Global Economy

Missiles strike, concerns spike

The US has reignited geopolitical tensions with Iran, even as the trade war with China goes on. While there are signs of a broader global economic recovery, central banks have little room to manoeuvre if growth stalls again.
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