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Will China's Lockdown Stop The Singapore Bull Run?

Adrian Loh, Head of Research, UOB Kay Hian

29-Apr-22 09:15

Will China's Lockdown Stop The Singapore Bull Run?

The STI is one of the best performing equity markets globally but will the Ukraine War and the slowdown in China, derail the bull run? Adrian Loh, Head Of Research at UOB Kay Hian tells us the answer whilst giving us his top picks for the market. Image credit: Shutterstock.com

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Tags:  singaporean markets,  singaporean economy,  singapore equity market,  singapore,  sti,  straits times index,  singapore economy,  singapore equities,  equity market,  equities,  Russia-Ukraine conflict,  Ukraine war,  covid-19,  china,  lockdown, 


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