Eli Lee

World’s largest economies vow greater sustainability with new measures  - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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World’s largest economies vow greater sustainability with new measures

Spending on energy transition initiatives reached a new high of US$501 billion ($667.2 billion) despite Covid-19 disruption.
BOS sees peak US growth coming in 2021 with inflation unlikely to be an issue - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

US Economy

BOS sees peak US growth coming in 2021 with inflation unlikely to be an issue

Inflation is not seen to be a problem as economic recovery sets in.
Are emerging market investment-grade bonds still worth the risk?  - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Are emerging market investment-grade bonds still worth the risk?

“Our view remains that the Fed will not taper QE in 2021 and will not hike until 2024,” says Eli Lee of Bank of Singapore.
Stay constructive on markets despite Covid-19 mutation twist - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Stay constructive on markets despite Covid-19 mutation twist

Investors should overweight on equities, especially in Asia ex-Japan. EM High-Yield bonds are also recommended.
BOS sees clear skies over markets following US elections  - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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BOS sees clear skies over markets following US elections

Despite some market turbulence ahead, Lee calls on investors to fix their eyes on an impending economic re-opening.
Covid-19 in the White House is startling, but a contested election would be worse - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

US Presidential Race

Covid-19 in the White House is startling, but a contested election would be worse

"We believe it is time for caution but not panic,” says Bank of Singapore (BOS) Head of Investment Strategy Eli Lee.
Second half: second wave or second wind? - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Markets

Second half: second wave or second wind?

Financial markets, poised to enter the second half with a “second wind” beneath the wings, have been doused with cold water.

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CapitaLand builds on growing Vietnam market

SINGAPORE (Sept 27): OCBC Investment Research is keeping CapitaLand at “buy” with an unchanged fair value estimate of $3.68 after the property developer acquired a US$51.9 million ($70.4 million) site in Ho Chi Minh City.
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