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Nikko AM Insights

Dollar cost averaging helps to mitigate an investor’s risk. Phillip Yeo, Head of Product Development and Management at Nikko AM Asia, explains how it works and illustrates this with the Nikko AM STI ETF...


June 2013 Monthly Outlook - Asian Fixed Income

Better than expected US economic data coupled with comments from FED officials which raised the idea of unwinding the Quantitative Easing program sparked a selloff in US Treasuries and global bond markets...


June 2013 Monthly Outlook - Asian Equity

In May, Asia Pacific ex Japan markets corrected on concerns that the US Fed may withdraw QE stimulus given recent positive economic data. Australia and Singapore markets fell more sharply while Malaysia saw a strong rebound as political uncertainties were lifted following the ruling BN Party's election victory. China’s Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) readings raised concerns over the pace of China’s growth while the Australian Dollar corrected sharply following the Reserve Bank of Australia’s cut in its benchmark interest rate to a record low of 2.75%...


Evolving Markets - May 2013

May 2013 Monthly Outlook - Asian Fixed Income

Indonesian, Malaysian and Singapore government yield curves shifted lower in April, while Thai government bonds and the Thai Baht were subjected to a significant sell-off towards month-end on capital control concerns. The Malaysian Ringgit rallied after elections were finally called, with the polling date set on May 5. Meanwhile, Asian USD credits rallied with high-yield and high-grade credits posting returns of 1.38% and 1.26% respectively...


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