S’pore to receive more capital inflows in 2025


Singapore equities have performed exceptionally well so far this year with a total return of around 30%. — The Straits Times

SINGAPORE: Singapore could see more capital inflows in 2025, with the stock market poised for another year of outperformance as investors turn defensive and favour the safe haven amid uncertainties over new United States policies.

New measures to revitalise the Singapore stock market could also boost trading liquidity and lift valuations as much as 20%, narrowing the discount to global peers, said Wilson Ng, an equity analyst at Morgan Stanley Asia.

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