US election

UBS expects Asia to do well in the post Covid world, and advises investors to also look toward industrials and cyclicals in 2021.

“My guess is that you cannot apply the traditional way of looking at bricks-and-mortar stores to the tech space.”-Howie Lee, OCBC

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

US futures and Asian stocks rose Tuesday, while currency traders braced for increased for increased volatility.

This week: Second Covid-19 wave in Europe, former KTL Global CEO charged for cheating and false trading.

BlackRock is shorting the dollar on expectations that unprecedented fiscal and monetary stimulus will prolong its losses.

"We believe it is time for caution but not panic,” says Bank of Singapore (BOS) Head of Investment Strategy Eli Lee.

S&P 500 index futures lifted 0.6% during the debate as both candidates landed blows in early exchanges.

The shock the pandemic has wrought on the world’s economies could usher in a decade of “de-dollarisation”.

One of the biggest fears in the markets now is a second Covid-19 wave. A second confinement period to halt another outbreak is of particular concern, as it would halt economic activity again and destroy the nascent recovery.