yield curve

Rather than the curve changing shape because short-term rates are falling, it is changing shape because longer yields are surging

The Fed is likely to dictate direction as US inflation figures were underwhelming

If rates stay higher for longer, S-REITs could stay lower for longer

When it comes to yield curves, abnormal is worth relishing

As we said, investing is about relatives, a continuous weighing of the prospects of all alternatives.

If this happened along with a change in the US administration, emerging market equities could benefit “if trade policy risks diminish while US tax risks rise”, according to the note.

(June 27): The so-called yield curve is perilously close to predicting a recession -- something it has done before with surprising accuracy -- and it’s become a big topic on Wall Street, says The New York Times.

SINGAPORE (Dec 8): Following a generally smooth-sailing year for global risk assets – one that came as a shock to bears and gold bugs expecting 2017 to be the year of volatility – Saxo Bank now sees the pendulum swinging back in favour of pronounced v

SINGAPORE (Dec 19): UOB Kay Hian is maintaining its “underweight” call on the telecommunications (telecom) sector now that TPG Telecom has emerged victorious as Singapore’s fourth mobile operator.