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US Economy

Powell to set stage for slowing Fed rate hikes amid hawkish tone

Investors expect the Fed to slowdown next month with rates peaking around 5% next year from the current range of 3.75% to 4.00%

US Economy

Cooler inflation takes next Fed rate-hike size down to the wire

Markets are now pricing in the likelihood of a 50 basis-point increase in September rather than 75 basis points

Investing strategies

What analysts say is next for Asian markets after Fed decision

The Fed's decision was broadly as expected much of the impact should be priced in.

Right Timing

Economists, analysts trim rate hike forecasts, limiting STI’s downside

Economists dial down rate hike expectations, supporting STI because of higher banks and REIT weightage
Goldman sees Fed hiking seven times in 2022 instead of five - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Economy

Goldman sees Fed hiking seven times in 2022 instead of five

The altered prediction follows US consumer prices posting the biggest jump since 1982 in January.

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Active management can deliver attractive returns amid tightening liquidity, says Charles Schwab

SINGAPORE (Dec 10): In the last few years, passive fund management has become increasingly popular among investors, as its returns have often outperformed those of active investing. One reason for this outperformance can be attributed to the ultra-loose

Sponsored

Active management can deliver attractive returns amid tightening liquidity, says Charles Schwab

SINGAPORE (Dec 10): In the last few years, passive fund management has become increasingly popular among investors, as its returns have often outperformed those of active investing. One reason for this outperformance can be attributed to the ultra-loose

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Active management can deliver attractive returns amid tightening liquidity, says Charles Schwab

SINGAPORE (Dec 10): In the last few years, passive fund management has become increasingly popular among investors, as its returns have often outperformed those of active investing. One reason for this outperformance can be attributed to the ultra-loose

Global Economy

JP Morgan sees more volatility ahead but is cautiously optimistic

SINGAPORE (Apr 19): Strong global demand should continue to fuel capital expenditure spending and trade but growth momentum for the global economy is moderating, says JP Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM) in its market outlook for the second quarter of 2018.
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