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We've taken a close look at banks' energy exposures and potential losses, and see both good news and bad news for investors.First, the good news--for most banks, we think the losses will be manageable. And now the bad news-- nearly all banks are under-reserved and several could be facing capital shortfalls in a worst-case scenario.Analyst: Erin Davis

We've taken a close look at banks' energy exposures and potential losses, and see both good news and bad news for investors.First, the good news--for most banks, we think the losses will be manageable. And now the bad news-- nearly all banks are under-reserved and several could be facing capital shortfalls in a worst-case scenario.Analyst: Erin Davis

Banks Look Under-Reserved for Energy Losses

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Tay Hock Meng

The latest reading of the National University of Singapore (NUS) and Real Estate Developers Association of Singapore (NUS-Redas) real estate sentiment index for 4Q2015 suggests that most developers are gradually turning pessimistic about the overall health of the real estate market in Singapore. The nine quarters of property cooling measures since 3Q2013 have a taken a toll on their overall sentiments, be it, to continue investing in the Singapore real estate market, or give up on any hope that the government will soon loosen the noose around the property cooling measures they have put in place since 2010.

The latest reading of the National University of Singapore (NUS) and Real Estate Developers Association of Singapore (NUS-Redas) real estate sentiment index for 4Q2015 suggests that most developers are gradually turning pessimistic about the overall health of the real estate market in Singapore. The nine quarters of property cooling measures since 3Q2013 have a taken a toll on their overall sentiments, be it, to continue investing in the Singapore real estate market, or give up on any hope that the government will soon loosen the noose around the property cooling measures they have put in place since 2010.

Developers' Sentiments Turned South, Says NUS-Redas

Asia's Leading Online Property Group, PropertyGuru

Bjorn Sprengers

Asia's Leading Online Property Group

PropertyGuru

PropertyGuru Pte Ltd owns and operates a real estate property information website. The Company offers facilities to search for condominiums, apartments, Housing and Development Board (HDB) flats, serviced apartments, houses, and commercial properties to rent and buy in Singapore.

Singapore’s retail market is undergoing a huge expansion outside the city centre.Decentralisation in Singapore has come a long way since it was first introduced in 1991. The then would-be-developed regional centres are now attracting more attention from consumers and businesses alike, with some even choosing the decentralised areas over the city centre due to its large catchment of population and relative accessibility from residential areas.As more and more companies turn to the suburbs, regional centres are now considered the areas to watch.In the first of this two-part feature on commercial property decentralisation, we look at the retail segment and find out what are the advantages and challenges of the move to decentralise shopping mall options to those in town and in the suburbs.

Singapore’s retail market is undergoing a huge expansion outside the city centre.Decentralisation in Singapore has come a long way since it was first introduced in 1991. The then would-be-developed regional centres are now attracting more attention from consumers and businesses alike, with some even choosing the decentralised areas over the city centre due to its large catchment of population and relative accessibility from residential areas.As more and more companies turn to the suburbs, regional centres are now considered the areas to watch.In the first of this two-part feature on commercial property decentralisation, we look at the retail segment and find out what are the advantages and challenges of the move to decentralise shopping mall options to those in town and in the suburbs.

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Thomas Schroeder

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Chart Partners objective is to discover medium-term cycle turns and profit opportunities before they unfold, within structural trends while preserving capital with clear degrees of risk. We have real return ideas. 

Markets are dynamic and trading systems must reflect this. It is crucial to determine underlying correlations and lead-lag relationships within global markets and the impact on linked instruments. Our weekly Chartonics product gives you short-term trading strategies that can be applied within the medium and longer term macro trends that are mapped out in our strategy updates. 

Our methodology fuses global market variables and isolates drivers in trends. We specialize in FX, index trade in NY and Asia with a focus on Asian stocks. 

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Our S&amp;P buy limit at 1,875 was spot on per our dip/rally call, and we are seeing gains back to the touted 1,910-20 area where we are exiting this ST long ahead of the NFP Friday. A weak NFP number would boost the S&amp;P marginally into ideal short territory at 1,938 with risk to 1,950. Weaker sector links still look ugly with a focus on shorting small caps and financials. Our macro bear view stands - Short this rally for a slide to 1,720 and ultimately 1,620 by the summer.</div><div>Much like the BOJ induced…</div>


Our S&amp;P buy limit at 1,875 was spot on per our dip/rally call, and we are seeing gains back to the touted 1,910-20 area where we are exiting this ST long ahead of the NFP Friday. A weak NFP number would boost the S&amp;P marginally into ideal short territory at 1,938 with risk to 1,950. Weaker sector links still look ugly with a focus on shorting small caps and financials. Our macro bear view stands - Short this rally for a slide to 1,720 and ultimately 1,620 by the summer.Much like the BOJ induced…

An estimated 2.9 million sqm of industrial space, including 450,000 sqm of multiple-user space is expected to come on stream in 2016, says JTC Corporation in its latest release of the 4Q2015 industrial property market report. The gigantic amount of industrial space coming on stream surpasses the average annual demand of 1.7 million sqm. The annual average supply is about 1.2 million sqm. What are the analysts’ take? Let’s find out.

An estimated 2.9 million sqm of industrial space, including 450,000 sqm of multiple-user space is expected to come on stream in 2016, says JTC Corporation in its latest release of the 4Q2015 industrial property market report. The gigantic amount of industrial space coming on stream surpasses the average annual demand of 1.7 million sqm. The annual average supply is about 1.2 million sqm. What are the analysts’ take? Let’s find out. 

Looming Oversupply in Industrial Space Ahead

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DBS Group Holdings Limited and its subsidiaries provide a variety of financial services.  The Company offers services including mortgage financing, lease and hire purchase financing, nominee and trustee, funds management, corporate advisory and brokerage .  DBS Group also acts as the primary dealer in Singapore government securities.

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Banks Look Under-Reserved for Energy Losses

We've taken a close look at banks' energy exposures and potential losses, and see both good news and bad news for investors.First, the good...

Morningstar, Inc.

Developers' Sentiments Turned South, Says NUS-Redas

The latest reading of the National University of Singapore (NUS) and Real Estate Developers Association of Singapore (NUS-Redas) real estate...

Tay Hock Meng

Going Out of Town

Singapore’s retail market is undergoing a huge expansion outside the city centre.Decentralisation in Singapore has come a long way since it was...

PropertyGuru

S&P Cap, DXY in Line, WTI and Copper

Our S&P buy limit at 1,875 was spot on per our dip/rally call, and we are seeing gains back to the touted 1,910-20 area where we are exiting...

Thomas Schroeder

Looming Oversupply in Industrial Space Ahead

An estimated 2.9 million sqm of industrial space, including 450,000 sqm of multiple-user space is expected to come on stream in 2016, says JTC...

Tay Hock Meng

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