Morgan Stanley experts believe Singapore’s equity market could benefit from inflation uncertainty driven by new US tariff and immigration policies, as investors may turn to safer markets.
They noted that policy changes introduced by the US Republican administration could affect global markets, including Singapore.
These potential inflation risks from US tariff and immigration policies may cause fluctuations in interest rates in 2025. They added that Singapore’s stock market could also benefit from local government efforts to revive its struggling market. According to MS, 2025 is expected to be a fruitful year for Singapore despite regional market challenges.
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