As the rising tide of an economic rebound ebbs, stock picking skills are likely to help differentiate the wheat from the chaff, according to the Bank of Singapore. Speaking at their Economic and Investment Outlook for the second half of 2021, Bank of Singapore’s Eli Lee said that we are entering a market that is “very much characterised by returns…
As the rising tide of monetary stimulus ebbs, weak companies will be challenged: Bank of Singapore
2 June 2021

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