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Singapore economy

MAS set to hold monetary policy as inflation persists

This will be the first policy statement under new managing director Chia Der Jiun
MAS is set to extend policy pause on geopolitical tensions - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Singapore economy

MAS is set to extend policy pause on geopolitical tensions

Any surprise tightening will complicate the already-fragile growth
The dollar is the fortress China struggles to breach - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Economy

The dollar is the fortress China struggles to breach

The dollar is not just integral to world commerce, but is increasingly important

Investing strategies

Economic uncertainties a boost for SGD bonds

The stock markets face more volatility but can be positive for bonds
Abe shooting raises doubts over BOJ policy support as yen gains - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Economy

Abe shooting raises doubts over BOJ policy support as yen gains

Abe is known as a key supporter of BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda’s policy of maintaining rock-bottom interest rates

Emerging Markets

Will the woes of the Asian Financial Crisis resurface?

Investors should focus on this taxi company to mark the anniversary.
How to hedge geopolitical risks - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Investing strategies

How to hedge geopolitical risks

Amid the fog of war, uncertainty levels are high.

Currencies

Singapore dollar falls below RM3 mark after currency easing seen as novel coronavirus hits economy

SINGAPORE (Feb 7): The Singapore dollar yesterday fell below the RM3 mark for the first time in about a year after the republic’s central bank said there was sufficient room for the Singapore currency to ease as the Wuhan virus hits the economy.

Global Economy

Hong Kong tightens liquidity with $260 mil currency defence

HONG KONG (Mar 11): Hong Kong faces the likelihood of rising borrowing costs after the city’s de facto central bank intervened to defend its currency peg for the first time since August.

Currencies

Why aggressive intervention may do little to save Argentina's peso

SINGAPORE (Sept 3): Fund managers are worrying that the worst has yet to come in Argentina’s peso crisis as big names in the bond market continue to take a beating, according to the Financial Times.   
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