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Global Markets

Trading Places? Don’t get carried away by the noise

I have no intention of trading places with my Wall Street friends in the US and will gladly stick to safe sunny Singapore
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
Ally combines two of the hottest workouts — indoor cycling and reformer Pilates — in one convenient space - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Wellness

Ally combines two of the hottest workouts — indoor cycling and reformer Pilates — in one convenient space

Ally’s birth resulted from a vision to redefine boutique fitness in Singapore
Singapore's power fix could held a world in strife - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Infrastructure

Singapore's power fix could help a world in strife

Singapore’s current plan is to procure a further gigawatt to give it 4 GW of imported renewables by 2035
As bulls and bears remain asleep, stay put in high-yield and non-cyclical counters - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Investing ideas

As bulls and bears remain asleep, stay put in high-yield and non-cyclical counters

'Either the share prices go up, or earnings will come down. Of course, we hope valuations will go up'

Investing ideas

STI's 'sideways volatility' to stay but earnings growth and turnaround plays exist

DBS advocates positioning into selected stocks that can buck the trend through good earnings visibility

Global Markets

Under the cloud, one finds silver linings

A string of smaller but promising issues and secondary listings on the mainboard could generate interest as the market enters Q4
Singapore mulls family office rules as launderer ties probed - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Singapore news

Singapore mulls family office rules as launderer ties probed

More than $2.8 billion of assets may have been linked to single family offices that were awarded tax incentives
Should Malaysia force wages to rise through direct wage policy intervention? - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Tong's Portfolio

Should Malaysia force wages to rise through direct wage policy intervention?

Workers in Malaysia are lowly paid, but not underpaid.

Global Markets

The Fed has rained on the parade, but investing locally retains its positives

Assuming no turbulence, I am glad my Singdollar dividends will go much further when I head to France and Japan
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