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TOKYO/HONG KONG (June 14): There’s a dark cloud building behind the world’s best period of synchronous growth among developed and emerging economies this decade -- one that in time could rain down volatility in global markets.

NEW YORK (May 23): Trading firm KCG Holdings Inc., which Virtu Financial Inc. is buying for more than US$1.3 billion ($1.8 billion), is eliminating 10% of its staff and shutting offices in Singapore and Mumbai, according to a person familiar with the ma

KUALA LUMPUR (March 30): Indonesia’s rupiah could reverse gains that made it emerging Asia’s top performer in 2016 as some of the currency’s key supports risk turning into Achilles heels.

SINGAPORE (March 23): NRA Capital is maintaining its “overweight” rating on Serial System, the distributor of electronics components and consumer products, at a fair value estimate of 24 cents following its recent share price run-up since the research

SINGAPORE (Jan 10): Bank of Singapore (BoS) Chief Investment Officer (CIO) Johan Jooste is urging investors to adopt a cautious stance going into 2017, going “underweight” on risk assets and “overweight” in cash.

SINGAPORE (Nov 30): OCBC Investment Research has declared Sheng Siong Group (SSG) as its latest and sole preferred “buy” pick at an estimated fair value of $1.15, while maintaining its “neutral” stance on Singapore’s consumer sector.

SINGAPORE (Nov 29): UBS Global Research is expecting more cuts to its 2017 earnings per share (EPS) estimates in early 2017, but believes this is set to bottom out before a likely cyclical pick-up in 2H17.

SINGAPORE (Nov 9): In a unexpected twist, the Republican Party has won the presidency, with Donald Trump as the new commander-in-chief, and have control over the Senate and the House of Representatives.

NEW YORK (Nov 7): The dollar will plunge toward the weakest since 2013 against the yen in the wake of an election victory for Donald Trump, the most-accurate currency forecasters say.

NEW YORK (Nov 7): To understand how fearful investors are of all the wild cards in Tuesday’s US presidential election, just take a look at the gold market.