Recovery in global economic activity could be positive for Singapore stocks
After climbing a wall of worry, are global stocks now poised at the top of a proverbial slope of hope?
AT THE beginning of the year, widespread expectation that elections would soon be called had many people expecting the Singapore government to roll out a generous Budget.
Then came Covid-19 and the most frightening collapse in economic activity that any of us had ever seen.
In response, the government pulled out all the stops. The aptly-named Unity budget, along with the three supplementary budgets that followed it - dubbed Resilience, Solidarity and Fortitude - set aside nearly S$93 billion to support the country through this unprecedented crisis.
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