Breakfast with Ryan Huang, Emaad Akhtar and Audrey Siek
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Get a head start to your work day with Ryan Huang, Emaad Akhtar and Audrey Siek from 6am to 9am. Listen to insightful discussions on the stories and issues that matter the most to you and be apprised of the markets and the companies to watch.
DEC 16, 2022
16/12/22 - Why It Matters: Orchard Road is gearing up for ‘revenge spending’, but will the retail boom really materialise?Retailers on Orchard Road have been stocking up and eagerly bracing themselves for a wave of revenge spending. But some analysts remain cautious about the unpredictability of mall traffic during this period as Singaporeans might be going abroad. Rumours of a looming recession have also muddled hopes of a retail boom.
Callie Yah, Executive Vice President and Head, Global Asset Management, City Developments Limited shares more.
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10:55
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DEC 16, 2022
16/12/22 - Bigger Picture: Investors react to rate hikesNg Kheng Siang, Asia Pacific Head of Fixed Income, State Street Global Advisors discusses how investors are reacting to the rate hikes this week by the FOMC and ECB and his outlook for emerging markets.
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09:43
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DEC 16, 2022
16/12/22 - Breakfast Brief: Netflix struggling to deliver on its ad guaranteesIn today's Breakfast Brief, we discuss Netflix falling short of ad-supported viewership guarantees made to advertisers and allowing advertisers to take their money back for ads that have yet to run.
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06:21
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DEC 15, 2022
15/12/22 - Euro Watch: Highlights from the first ever EU-ASEAN SummitFrom the latest on recently axed European Parliament vice-president Eva Kaili’s corruption scandal to highlights from the first ever EU-ASEAN Summit.
Alex Capri, Research Fellow, Hinrich Foundation dives into the details.
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DEC 15, 2022
15/12/22 - Mind Your Business: Travel Thursday - Reviving the nightlife scene in SingaporeApril 19, 2022 was probably a date that will never be forgotten for those in the nightlife sector. That was the day where all nightlife businesses, including clubs and karaoke establishments, were allowed to fully reopen. While the news brought some relief to the sector, their road to recovery has still been a tough one since.
Francesca Way, Committee Member, Singapore Nightlife Business Association shares more.
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15:43
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DEC 15, 2022
15/12/22 - Why It Matters: Employment shocks, how can upskilling cushion these surprises?Losing a job is never an easy experience. And the Singapore government has expressed multiple times the need to equip Singaporeans with in-demand skills as shortening economic cycles and increasing market volatility bring about more frequent employment shocks.
Nick Hutton, Regional Director, Asia - D2L shares more on the importance of upskilling.
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15:35
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DEC 15, 2022
15/12/22 - Bigger Picture: Fed warns of "long ways to go" for restrictive policyAudrey Goh, Head of Asset Allocation and Thematic Strategy, Standard Chartered Wealth Management discusses the implications of Fed Chair Jerome Powell's more hawkish than expected tone as the FOMC hiked rates by 50 basis points, bringing it to the highest levels in 15 years.
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06:36
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DEC 15, 2022
15/12/22 - Breakfast Brief: Fed sees no reason to change rate policy yetIn today's Breakfast Brief, we unpack the latest FOMC rate decision, which saw policy rates go up by 50 bps after four consecutive rate hikes of 75 bps, and Fed Chair Jerome Powell downplaying any intention to change direction in 2023.
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06:52
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DEC 14, 2022
14/12/22 - Mind Your Business: The evolvement of construction machineries in AsiaOne of Singapore's climate goals is to phase out internal combustion vehicles by 2040. And the introduction of electric construction machinery by Volvo CE will help bring this EV transition to the construction industry in Singapore.
AM Muralidharan, Managing Director, Volvo CE, Singapore shares more.
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DEC 14, 2022
14/12/22 - Regional Roundup: Timor-Leste joins ASEAN as 11th memberFrom Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi revealing that an attempt to get Umno deregistered by declaring the party illegal was foiled, to ASEAN announcing that it had agreed in principle to admit Timor-Leste as the group’s 11th member.
Dr. Felix Tan, Political Observer, Nanyang Technological University with an in-depth analysis.
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