SGD Monthly Snapshot – SG 51 Profits Are Never Enough
Economic Data in July 4 July Jun PMI 49.6 vs 49.8 expected Jun Electronics Sector Index 49.0 vs 49.1 previous 5 July Jun Nikkei Singapore PMI 52.3 v 50.1 previous 7 July Jun… Continue reading
Economic Data in July 4 July Jun PMI 49.6 vs 49.8 expected Jun Electronics Sector Index 49.0 vs 49.1 previous 5 July Jun Nikkei Singapore PMI 52.3 v 50.1 previous 7 July Jun… Continue reading
photo courtesy of Ms Jeannie Tan, wildlife photographer, SF. Emotions are running high after an eventful week which ended with the release of the European Banking Authority’s stress test results on… Continue reading
photo courtesy of Ms Jeannie Tan, wildlife photographer, SF. Emerging market funds have seen record breaking weekly inflows for the month of July led by hard currency funds and their ETFs. “Emerging… Continue reading
photo courtesy of Ms Jeannie Tan, wildlife photographer, SF. Modern leap years all have the following in common – The US Presidential elections, the summer and winter Olympic Games and the European… Continue reading
photo courtesy of Ms Jeannie Tan, wildlife photographer, SF. The ordinary person would not be denying that we are living in strange times these days with an apparently random act of terrorism… Continue reading
photo courtesy of Ms Jeannie Tan, wildlife photographer, SF. The good fortune of residing in Singapore struck me when I saw a policeman the other day who was quite little, whom I… Continue reading
Economic Data In May 2 June May PMI 49.8 vs 49.7 expected May Electronics Sector Index 49.1 vs 49.5 previous 3 June Nikkei Singapore PMI 50.1 vs 49.4 previous 7 June May Foreign… Continue reading
The Basic Bond Seminar is not a Bond Basics Seminar, even if they are both BBS for short. The Tradehaven team has this idea for our first bond seminar of 2016, in time… Continue reading
It does look like the topic of Brexit is here to stay and England is the black swan that will join the ranks of the former great empires out of Spain, Rome, Greece,… Continue reading
We seem to spend an inordinate amount of time these days discussing central banks and the British referendum. My first thought on UK’s referendum coming up next Thursday, also known as BREXIT, for… Continue reading