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Singapore Q1 Corporate Earnings Muted

Thu Tun Yin, Dealer, Phillip Futures

21-Apr-16 09:20

Singapore Q1 Corporate Earnings Muted

Thu Tun Yin, dealer with Phillip Futures discusses how Singapore's oil and gas sector has affected the banking sector. She also weighs in on the unexpected move by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) to loosen monetary policy, which she predicts will not be enough to boost growth and sentiment in the long-term. 


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