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Singapore Ishares MSCI ETF (NY: EWS )

22.70 -0.17 (-0.74%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 10:54 AM EST, Nov 22, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Asia Week Ahead: China’s Growth Momentum To Pick Up Despite Sluggish Exports
Next week’s data calendar features China's loan data, inflation and trade from China and Taiwan, Singapore's GDP, and the Bank of Korea's policy rate decision. 
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Asia Week Ahead: Policy Rate Decisions From Australia And India
Next week’s data calendar features policy rate decisions from Australia and India, inflation numbers from Korea, Indonesia, and the Philippines plus activity data from China and Singapore. 
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Asia Week Ahead: Regional Central Bank Meetings And Trade Data
Next week’s calendar features policy meetings from several regional central banks, and trade numbers from India, Korea, and Taiwan. 
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Asia Week Ahead: Growth And Inflation Reports From Major Economies
Next week’s Asia calendar features GDP data from India and Australia, inflation from Australia, Japan, and Indonesia, Singapore’s retail sales, and PMI data from Korea, Japan, China, and Taiwan. 
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Asia Week Ahead: Australian Wages, Singaporean Inflation, Bank Of Korea Meeting
Some of the highlights in Asia next week include Australia’s wage data, the BoK meeting, Taiwan's export orders, and Singapore’s CPI. 
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Singapore: High Street Seems To Be Losing Momentum – UOB
Upside potential depends upon Chinese tourism. 
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Singapore’s Economy Is Losing Steam
Singapore has downgraded its second-quarter GDP and growth could slow further in the coming months. 
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Asia Week Ahead: PMI Data From China And India
Next week we'll get PMI data from China and India plus several data reports from Korea. 
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Asia Week Ahead: Australian Inflation Data Plus Regional GDP Reports
The coming week features several GDP reports and sticky inflation out of Australia and Singapore. 
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Asia Week Ahead: Potential Rate Hike From Bank Indonesia
China loan rates are unlikely to be adjusted next week. Expect a rate hike from Bank Indonesia. 
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Asia Week Ahead: Slowing Global Trade Likely Weighing On Asia’s Export Momentum
Global trade may be slowing and it's hitting both China and Taiwan’s export sectors. 
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Asia Week Ahead: RBA Meeting And Regional PMI Readings
The Reserve Bank of Australia will likely revert to heftier rate hikes, while PMI reports from across the region could indicate differing growth outlooks. 
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Asia Week Ahead: A Series Of Inflation Reports
The coming week features several inflation readings, a Bank of Japan meeting, and Korea's third-quarter GDP report. 
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Asia Week Ahead: Regional PMI Reports And Industrial Output Data
Regional PMI reports and industrial output data are the highlights of the coming week. 
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Asia Week Ahead: Busy Week For Central Banks
In the coming week, several central banks will meet to discuss policy with inflation in the spotlight. 
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Asia Week Ahead: Philippine Inflation And Singapore Retail Sales
Next week's calendar is relatively light but we do have a key central bank decision and some inflation data out in the next few days. 
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Most Countries Remain Below Pre-COVID Highs
The U.S. ETFs tracking world countries show a broad move higher in equities around the globe during the month of July. 
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Asia Week Ahead: Regional Inflation And GDP Reports Out Next Week
Inflation readings and growth reports are the highlights for the coming week. 
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Capturing Average Returns With Asset Allocation, Part III
There’s no reason to make intentionally poor asset allocation decisions when picking a set of funds. What happens when we apply a bit of common sense to the mix and look for opportunities to juice the... 
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