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The Monetary Authority has appointed the first batch of asset managers to manage HKD 1.1 billion of the securities market development plan

The Monetary Authority of Singapore has appointed three asset management companies to manage S$1.1 billion under the Securities Market Development Program, aimed at strengthening the Singapore stock market. The program has a total scale of S$5 billion, and an additional S$50 million has been allocated to encourage newly listed companies to conduct research. The authority will explore ways to improve legal provisions to assist retail investors in seeking compensation through civil litigation and will launch a public consultation later this year

Zaobao·07/21/2025 21:37

Zaobao·07/21/2025 21:37

Emerging Markets: Asian stocks decline due to uncertainty over U.S. tariffs; Asian currencies expected to close higher for the month

Asian stocks fell due to uncertainty over U.S. tariffs, with the MSCI Asia Emerging Markets Index down 0.6%. The Thai stock market saw a decline of 1.1%, hitting a new low in over a month. Nevertheless, Asian currencies showed mixed performance against the U.S. dollar, still expected to achieve monthly gains. The dollar retraced its gains and is projected to decline for the fifth consecutive month. A foreign exchange strategist at Malayan Banking stated that the market's conservative bets on Trump's tariffs have affected investor confidence, prompting a shift towards Asian currencies. The MSCI Emerging Markets Currency Index rose over 2% in May

Reuters·05/30/2025 13:53

Reuters·05/30/2025 13:53

Analysis: The five major "Singapore Priority" sector stocks become a safe haven in the tariff war

Amid the uncertainty of the global tariff war, the Singapore stock market has become a safe haven. Analysts point out that real estate investment trusts, real estate developers, industrial production and services, consumer stocks, and healthcare stocks are most likely to benefit. Despite significant declines in the stock market, the FTSE Straits Times Index has rebounded by about 12%. Low benchmark tariffs and government fiscal surpluses provide a buffer for the market, with real estate companies and REITs favored, expected to benefit from government stimulus measures

Zaobao·04/29/2025 20:36

Zaobao·04/29/2025 20:36