Singapore equities still favoured amid uncertain, volatile H2 for Asia
Analysts say the stocks look attractive again after falling 12% from May to July as ST Index retreats on trade war and other fears
Singapore
INVESTMENT strategists are calling investors to reduce exposure to Asian equities in the face of rising rates, trade tensions, a stronger dollar and potential contagion from capital outflows from global emerging markets in the second-half of this year.
Still, Singapore has regained some appeal, not least because value has emerged after a 12 per cent decline between early May and July in the bourse's key benchmark, they say.
The Straits Times Index (STI) did not escape the downbeat mood in…
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