US market

Foreign-exchange markets will be the first to take the spotlight as the new week begins.

The torrid rally in U.S. stocks pushed the S&P 500 into the green for the year as easing lockdowns bolstered economic optimism. The dollar fell. A jump to a 15-week high on Monday extended the benchmark’s surge from its March low to almost 45%.

SINGAPORE (Oct 14): What’s next for the US Market? Will the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index rise or fall? Should you stay invested in the US dollar? We have the answers on Oct 19 at The Edge Singapore’s US Markets Investment Forum.

(July 17): Temasek Holdings is developing an American accent. The Singaporean state investor, whose $308 billion portfolio includes stakes in companies such as Alibaba Group Holding, is still betting on the US, even as it grows more circumspect in deployi

(Feb 3): They’ve faced threats before: swollen valuations, a stagnating economy, stretches of declining earnings. Now investors are dealing with a new menace, and it’s wreaking more havoc than anything in two years.