Credit

Bonds and treasuries

1H2024 outlook for Singapore credit: Bye or buy?

We expect stable fundamentals for the financial institutions under our coverage

Bonds and treasuries

Singdollar credit market may finish the year strongly

The SGD credit market has more than clawed back its losses in 2022
Why do carbon credit prices vary for different project types? - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Bonds and treasuries

Why do carbon credit prices vary for different project types?

These industry and national standards are a step forward towards high-integrity carbon markets
Keeping it short for SGD credit market in 2023 - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Debt and defaults

Keeping it short for SGD credit market in 2023

Business activity slowed but the SGD credit market remained resilient with $22 billion issued, vs $25 billion raised in 2021

Bonds and treasuries

Emerging from a spooky October; bond vigilantes back to bite

There's further scope for corporate credit yields to rise.
Driving through difficult conditions - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Bonds and treasuries

Driving through difficult conditions

While operating conditions continue to change, the reliability of key credit fundamental influences remains.

China Focus

Why China regulatory actions may be short term pain for Asian credit markets?

Along the way of implementing the "three red lines", some accidents may occur
Two inflation scenarios: and what to do about them - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Economy

Two inflation scenarios: and what to do about them

Despite the increased inflation risks, we remain optimistic that our ‘good recovery’ scenario will play out.

Funds

JPMorgan offers alternative strategy fund to protect capital amid Covid-19 pandemic

Seeking attractive returns from traditional equity and fixed in­come strategies can be challeng­ing amid the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. Market volatility could easily wipe out the gains made, or worse still, erode capita

Global Economy

Bright spots to be found in bleak 2019 global growth outlook: Fitch

SINGAPORE (Jan 18): Fitch Ratings says decent US domestic demand and real GDP growth of over 6% for China are still two achievable scenarios in 2019, in spite of market concerns of a sharp downturn in growth this year.
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