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CIO Series #38

Wang Qi, CFA
Chief Investment Officer from UOBKH

Dan Kiang
Chief Investment Officer from Aqua Lake Capital
CIO Series #38

Wang Qi, CFA
Chief Investment Officer from UOBKH

Dan Kiang
Chief Investment Officer from Aqua Lake Capital

Wang Qi, CFA
Chief Investment Officer from UOBKH

Dan Kiang
Chief Investment Officer from Aqua Lake Capital
UOBKH x Nasdaq

Wang Qi, CFA
Chief Investment Officer from UOBKH

Phil Mackintosh
Chief Economist from Nasdaq
UOBKH x Nasdaq

Wang Qi, CFA
Chief Investment Officer from UOBKH

Phil Mackintosh
Chief Economist from Nasdaq

Wang Qi, CFA
Chief Investment Officer from UOBKH

Phil Mackintosh
Chief Economist from Nasdaq
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Market Spotlight
US stocks were higher on Friday, with all indices rising as consumer discretionary, communication services and industrials sectors rose. There were more decliners than advancers on both the NYSE and NASDAQ.
The SSTI fell 45.08 points to 5,628.50, due to weakness in Singtel and DBS, with both mid- and small-cap indices rising with a broad market decline on S$2.56b turnover.
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