stocks

There is ample liquidity in the world, while interest rates will remain near zero with monetary policies staying extremely loose.

How do you select a stock to invest in? It is not enough to simply look at its price and its price movement from the charts.

The short answer, is yes.

(Oct 4): Stocks still look particularly attractive in a world of ultra-low bond yields, according to Southeast Asia’s largest bank DBS Group Holdings.

(Spet 11): China removed one more hurdle for foreign investment into its capital markets almost 20 years after it first allowed access.

(June 11): Pension funds in growing economies in Asia, Latin America and the Middle East have a sharply higher percentage of assets parked in stocks, just at a time when trade tensions threaten to derail markets.

After the disappointment of 2018, Schroders chief executive Peter Harrison rounds up the factors its fund managers think could lead to a brighter year ahead.

SINGAPORE (Nov 20): Nearly half of Singaporean investors believe their own country presents the best investment opportunities in the near-term, ahead of other popular investment locations such as China and the US.  

NEW YORK (Feb 1): The man who made the term “irrational exuberance” famous says investors are at it again.

SINGAPORE (Nov 10): Singapore’s stock market is finally getting some love again.