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Risk assets trading volatility heightened in November on fluctuating probability of Fed decision to reduce interest rate in the upcoming meeting in December. The World Index gained 0.18% in November. The MSCI Far East Ex. Japan index corrected, declining 3.68%, on profit taking in North Asia markets

Risk assets continued to move higher in October, particularly in markets which are beneficiaries of AI investments. As expected, the Federal Reserve further cut rates by 25 bps in October. The markets were driven by positive US corporate result announcements. The easing of trade tensions between US

  Risk assets strengthened further in September across regions. As expected, the Federal Reserve cut rates by 25 bps in September. The markets reacted positively, registering broad-based gains. The market has also factored in an additional 50 bps of cut for the rest of 2025. The World Index

  Risk assets strengthened further in August across regions. Investor attention continued to focus on US corporate earnings announcement and Federal Reserve’s annual gathering at Jackson Hole for clue on interest rate decision. Fed chair Jerome Powell suggested the balance of economic risks had shifted, potentially warranting an

  Risk asset trading volatility remained high across regions. Investor attention continued to focus on US tariffs development. The start of the corporate results announcement season saw some good numbers which brought cheers to US investors. The markets reacted positively, registering broad-based gains across risk assets. The World