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India’s Covid resurgence begins to take an economic bite
India’s second Covid wave has seen daily cases surge to unprecedented levels, overtaking Brazil as the second worst-hit country, with the most cumulative cases, behind the US.
Vietnam Chartbook: Exports and FDI to the fore
Exports and FDI are gathering pace notably, reflecting global economic recovery and Vietnam’s further integration into global supply chain.
Economics Daily
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- Macro Strategy
Singapore's inflation expectations turn a corner
DBS-SKBI survey of inflation expectations show improved confidence about the outlook for income and price.
Macro Insights Weekly: Contrasting recovery of China and th...
The world’s two largest economies are undergoing robust rebounds. China and the US are on course to print sufficient GDP growth this year to make up for the lost output of 2020.
China: Fears over tightening overdone
The outturn is consistent with PBOC’s monetary policy normalisation strategy but fears over tightening maybe overdone.
Market Movers
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Stocks jostle with economic fallout from virus
Wealth Dailies rounds up overnight markets with Market Newsfeed, Macro Strategy, Singapore Stock Pulse, and Regional Morning Pack
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Singapore Downstream F&B: Mass-market F&B set to sizzle
Our analysts took a deep dive exploring the F&B business environment in Singapore, and examined how businesses can thrive in this lucrative, yet ever changing landscape.
China Property Management: Catch the rising stars
Our analysts took a deep dive exploring China’s property management sector as interest in property investment continues to grow along with the country’s burgeoning economy.
Understanding Vietnam: A Rising Star
Vietnam has found itself in a sweet spot as the prime beneficiary of the US-China Trade War, so much so that its economy is set to be bigger than that of Singapore’s within a decade.