Equity markets rebound for a second day
By Margaret Yang, CMC Markets Equities - Risk premium continues to unwind on hopes that central banks will adopt accommodative ...
Month: June 2016
Why I support a Second Referendum
By Tan Wah Piow Britain is split - between social classes, regions and age groups. For the under-25s, the majority of ...
Thoughts on the “RETURN MY CPF!” movement
By Chris Kuan If the government abolish the minimum sum and return your CPF. then what? More to the point ...
Markets stabilise following two days of selling
By Margaret Yang, CMC Markets Equity markets embraced the first rebound on Tuesday after two days of selling. The FTSE ...
No real attempt to change the status quo by Singapore at UN UPR
By Ghui The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of Singapore by the United Nations (UN) Human Rights Council has raised some ...
Market enters cautious mood as Sterling opens lower
By Margaret Yang, CMC Markets We have seen extreme volatility on last Friday, as the results showed that majority of ...
Workers’ Party: Brexit, a sobering reminder of a strong social compact’s importance
Workers' Party issues its statement about Brexit, after United Kingdom decided to exit the European Union (EU) with the results ...
Singapore’s stance at UPR is a disturbing indication of its unwillingness to work with international human rights processes.
This is the following oral statement delivered by Sayoni in person at the 32nd regular session of the UN Human ...
Sterling tumbled ahead of the final countdown
By Margaret Yang, CMC Markets FX – Now is the time of the extreme volatility. Sterling tumbled nearly 1000 pips, ...
PM Lee: Brexit reflects anxiety of British population over immigration and relationship with EU
The United Kingdom has voted leave the European Union (EU) by a vote of 52% to 48% on 24 June ...