Global equities booked gains last week as Democrats took control of the US Senate that could lead to higher stimulus packages, with MSCI Asia ex-Japan gaining +5.2% WoW and S&P 500 up by +1.8% WoW. Economic data also continue on the uptrend with US ISM services index in Dec. recording…

Global equities booked gains last week ahead of the New Year's day holiday with S&P and Dow Jones each rose by +1.1% and +0.9% WoW respectively. The stock market rallied on Monday after Trump signed USD 900 bn stimulus bill.

Global equities pulled back the rally (S&P -0.3%WoW, DJI -0.1%WoW, MSCI Asia ex Japan -0.3%WoW) along increasing risk sentiment from the new variant of Covid-19 in the UK, which indeed too early to tell but remain providing uncertainties. Scientists are still trying to figure out how transmissible the new Covid-19…

Global equities continued its rally with S&P 500 +1.3% WoW, DJI +0.4% WoW, and MSCI Asia ex-Japan +0.5% WoW. Investors perceived positive on the US stimulus expectation that was finally settled at USD 900bn. This includes USD 600 direct payments to Americans, USD 300 in weekly supplemental unemployment insurance, USD…

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Global equities continued its rally with S&P 500 +1.7% WoW, DJI +1.0%WoW, and MSCI Asia ex-Japan +0.2% WoW. Investors perceived positive on some early indications of vaccine deployment in the near time. Although, the pace of new job in US was slow (+245K in Nov vs +610K in Oct) prompted…

Global equities ended the week higher with S&P 500 +2.3% WoW and MSCI Asia ex-Japan +1.5% WoW. In the US, durable goods orders showed a healthy gain of +1.3% MoM in October and personal spending data came better than expected, rising +0.5% MoM in October, suggesting continued resilience for consumers,…

Global equities ended mixed last Friday, US indexes booked slight losses whereas Asian and Europe were closed higher. Daily new covid-19 cases continued to surge across the US, reaching an average of more than 150k per day with rising hospitalization and fatality rate last week. In addition, cases have recently…