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Asean Market Preview, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia

ASEAN Markets will not sell off to the same extent as their western counter parts, in fact ASEAN may see the start of a small rally. Regardless, all eyes are on APPL earnings and The Fed, any shift will be limited today until these reports are out. Economic concern grew as euro-area manufacturing fell and [...]

Asian Currency Outlook Kyat, RMB, Ringgit, Baht, Peso, Singapore Dollar

Currencies in Asia fell last week but should regain ground this week and will see a strong rally should the USA undermine the USD with a QE3 announcement. The rupiah, which has traded in the area of 9,100 against the dollar in recent weeks, is expected to strengthen to the 9,000 level in the coming [...]

ASEAN Market Preview, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines

History shows that it is time for the S&P 500 to pull a repeat of 2010 and 2011, sell in May and go away as the saying goes, when a traditional mid-year pullback followed an April peak, and that smart investors are selling U.S. stocks after highs reached earlier in the month. As Warren Buffett [...]

Asian Property Report: Singapore, Thailand, Myanmar

Myanmar Real Estate Outlook ASEAN — the regional group to which Myanmar belongs — wants to be supportive and so does Singapore. This goes beyond the politics of having Myanmar assume the group’s chairmanship in 2014. ASEAN’s plan for a more integrated economic community in 2015 can also gain. Around 70% of Singaporean companies invested [...]

Thailand Real Estate News: Free Buyers Guide

Thailand Property Buyer’s Guide explains the legal fees, legal procedures, taxes and mortgage procedure. Overseas buyers can purchase Thai residential or commercial property without major restrictions. If you plan to buy land, or a villa then you will be required to setup a Thai limited liability company which will cost around $2000USD and will also [...]

ASEAN Market Preview, Singapore, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Manila

Another soft open for Asia today, however we have some chance of an afternoon rally if there is a loosening of China Government Monetary Policy. Overnight in the USA Industrial, technology and consumer-discretionary stocks led losses in the 10 main S&P 500 industry groups, while telephone companies posted the biggest gains. DuPont Co. lost 2.4 [...]

ASEAN Markets Preview, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia

ASEAN Markets will open lower today after falls on Wall St overnight. Again Europe is the problem Following on from the disastrous Greece Default, the ECB, IMF and World Bank are ready for the Sequel, Spain. As the IMF demands Austerity, growth in Europe is scarce, budget cuts have already put Europe in a recession [...]

ASEAN Market Preview, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines

ASEAN Stocks will post big gains at open but the best buys are Palm Oil Stocks. Overnight in the USA U.S. stocks scored their best gains in a month on Tuesday after Coca-Cola led another round of strong earnings and bond yields fell in Spain, easing some concerns about Europe’s debt crisis. Dow Jones 13,115.54 [...]

ASEAN Market Preview, Singapore, Thailand, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Manila

ASEAN is looking to lead world markets today as the overnight trading session in the USA was fairly mixed. Thailand will reopen after a long holiday and will most certainly open lower as may markets in Jakarta, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Manila. There is some chance of a rally in the afternoon session but with [...]

ASEAN Affairs Update, Thaksin, Malaysia, Thailand

Visit the Leading Magazine in ASEAN www.ASEANAffairs.Com Thailand’s ousted premier Thaksin Shinawatra on Sunday morning led his supporters to give alms to Buddhist monks in the Cambodian province of Siem Reap on the occasion of Songkran Festival while reiterating that he would return to Thailand very soon. Accompanied by his son Panthongtae, his younger sister [...]

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Private Equity Takes a Hit in Q1 2012

Most private-equity and hedge funds typically take 20 percent of investment gains as carried interest, on top of 2 percent of assets as a management fee to …