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Reset with Lynlee

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Take a step back, refocus, and Reset with Lynlee. Airing weekdays from 1pm to 4pm, the show brings clarity to the stories shaping Singapore and the world — from current affairs and global developments to business trends and industry shifts. Through insightful conversations and fresh perspectives, Lynlee explores what’s driving the headlines and where things are heading next. Featuring segments like Viewpoint, Industry Insight and Suite Talk, Reset goes beyond the noise to offer thoughtful analysis, real-world context and ideas that help you recalibrate for the rest of your day.

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Jul 9, 2026

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Money in the Market: How can investors navigate the uncertain global economic outlook? 20.06.2023

Despite strong headwinds, mostly related to the ripple effects from the war in Ukraine and high global inflation, the global economy has proven resilient so far in 2023. The upturn, however, remains weak, amid significant downside risks. Core inflation is proving persistent and the impact of higher interest rates is increasingly being felt across the economy. So what’s the outlook for the second h...

Money in the Market: What are the implications of China's central bank rate cuts on global markets? 19.06.2023

China’s central bank last week cut the interest rate on its medium-term funding for financial institutions, marking its third policy rate change in three days amid efforts to support the slowing economy through renewed monetary loosening. How do these moves affect the future outlook for markets in China and globally? Another big decision will be made tomorrow regarding the loan prime rate. Can we...

Money in the Market: Will the US dollar continue to rally following the Fed's decision to pause rates? 16.06.2023

Speculation was rife about the performance of the US dollar as markets deliberated upon whether or not the US Fed would hold firm on interest rates, or tighten its monetary policy. The Fed ultimately decision to pause rates, while also signalling that borrowing costs will increase by another 50 basis points by end-December, causing the greenback to rally in Asian trading. How and why did this happ...

Market Wrap: How have Singapore shares and banks reacted to the US Fed's decision to keep rates steady? 16.06.2023

The US Fed decision to keep interest rates steady at the conclusion of its two-day policy meeting this week has moved markets around the world. How have Singapore shares and banks reacted to the latest pause? On the economic front - Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports were down a surprising 14.7 per cent in May, a steeper slide than April’s 9.8 per cent contraction. What can we make of these numb...

Money in the Market: What does the US Fed's latest pause in interest rate hike mean for markets? 15.06.2023

The US Federal Reserve announced it would hold its policy rate steady today at the conclusion of its two-day meeting on Wednesday. It marked first time the US Fed has not raised rates since March 2022, when it launched the first of ten consecutive increases. The target range for the federal funds rate thus stays at 5–5.25%. How are markets reaction to this decision and can we expect further hikes...

Money in the Market: How might the U.S. Fed's interest rate decision impact gold prices? 14.06.2023

Gold is in the midst of a pivotal week as traders and investors await the US Federal Reserve's interest rate decision late on Wednesday.  How is the continued repricing of rate hike probabilities for the US Federal Reserve weighing on the recovery of Gold prices? And what factors could determine the direction of gold prices going forward? On Money in the Market, Hongbin Jeong speaks to  Priyanka S...

Money in the Market: Will oil prices continue to spiral downwards? 13.06.2023

Oil prices rose initially in the immediate aftermath of Saudi Arabia's unilateral decision to reduce output by a million barrels per day from July. However, prices have since declined after analysts highlighted rising global supplies and concerns about demand growth just ahead of key inflation data and a US Federal Reserve meeting that concludes on Wednesday. So what is the price outlook for globa...

Money in the Market: What makes Asia such an attractive destination for IPOs as compared to the rest of the world? 12.06.2023

Roughly US$25 billion worth of IPOs was priced globally in March and April, nearly twice the amount seen in the first two months of the year when listings virtually ground to a halt. Why has the IPO market been so deflated this year and what’s behind the recent resurgence? And why is Southeast Asia fast emerging as a hotspot for new offerings as global deals - overall - decline? On Money in the Ma...

Money in the Market: Is the hype surrounding artificial intelligence tech stocks warranted? 09.06.2023

​​Investors are in a feeding frenzy over artificial intelligence software players.  In recent weeks, stocks exposed to AI technology have rallied hard, giving rise to fears that these stocks could have moved into a bubble. What’s driving this new hype towards AI stocks? And can it last? On Money in the Market, Hongbin Jeong speaks to  Hal Hodson, Special Projects Writer, The Economist,  to find ou...

Market Wrap: What do Singapore's positive retail sales numbers tell us about the health of the economy? 09.06.2023

Singapore Airlines’ share price soared 1.6 per cent to a three-year high of S$7 earlier this week – a figure last seen in March 2020, when the pandemic started to hit the national carrier’s passenger traffic. Can we expect this optimism for SIA to continue? Singapore’s retail sales also rose 3.6 per cent year on year in April. What do these numbers tell us? And will the US Fed’s next policy decisi...

Money in the Market: Is there a cause for concern about liquidity risks for Singapore banks? 08.06.2023

Turmoil in the global banking industry, and the consequence of aggressive monetary tightening, have led many to question whether we're on the verge of yet another financial crisis.  And it’s added to volatility in the credit default swaps market as well.  So how were the credit default swaps of our Singapore banks affected? And what’s the outlook for the CDS for the second half of the year? On Mon...

ECO MONEY: Opportunities for Private Banks in Asia to Deliver Impactful Change 07.06.2023

Asia’s wealth management revenue is expected to reach $90 billion by 2025. That’s as private banking in Asia is expected to display significant growth in the coming years as the number of ultra-high net worth individuals in the region increases. This is according to the latest report by WWF-Singapore. The nature group states that It is therefore more relevant than ever to stress the importance of...

Money in the Market: Will investor sentiment in the US improve now that a default has been averted? 07.06.2023

The US market has been trending sideways since mid-April, but sentiment in APAC markets seems to be improving on the back of better than expected Q1 earnings reports.  The persistent worry of a US default had translated into a continued preference for risk-averse assets. Will this preference change? On Money in the Market, Hongbin Jeong speaks to Olivier d’Assier, Head of Applied Research, APAC, Q...

Money in the Market: Will the US Federal Reserve implement another rate hike? 06.06.2023

With US ceiling talks now done and dusted, the focus is now squarely back on the US Federal Reserve and inflation.  What is the current state of inflation in the US? And what will the US Fed's next policy move be - can we expect more tightening? And if there is a rate hike, what would it mean for the economy?  On Money in the Market, Hongbin Jeong speaks to  Gary Dugan, CIO at Dalma Capital,  to f...

Money in the Market: What does the US debt ceiling deal mean for global markets? 05.06.2023

The US has averted a catastrophic debt default. The deal that's been brokered limits federal spending for two years and suspends the debt ceiling through the 2024 election. What does this mean? How are markets likely to react if the US Federal Reserve opts for another rate hike - and what kind of impacts will that have on the US economy? On Money in the Market, Hongbin Jeong speaks to  Vishnu Vara...

Money in the Market: What is keeping foreign investors attracted to Indian shares? 01.06.2023

India's economic growth accelerated to 6.1% in the March quarter, boosted by government and private capital spending even as private consumption remained sluggish. India recently made the headlines for reclaiming its spot at the world’s fifth largest stock market after losing that status to France in January, boosted by a rebound in Adani Group stocks. What is keeping foreign investors interested...

Money in the Market: How are equities, bond and commodities markets faring in the wake of a tentative US debt ceiling deal? 31.05.2023

The performance of US equities has been mixed following the announcement of a tentative deal on the longstanding US debt ceiling impasse. The bond market also has much to contend with. The Treasury will need to replenish its coffers by selling more debt and the passing of the deal puts focus back on the Federal Reserve’s fight to tame inflation.  Meanwhile, gold futures and spot price rose while o...

Eco Money: Listed Companies climate goals may be on the rise but so are emissions 31.05.2023

Listed companies are on a path to warm the planet by 2.7° above preindustrial levels this century. That’s according to the latest MSCI Net-Zero Tracker. The number is well above  limiting the rise in average global temperatures to 1.5 degrees Celsius  above preindustrial levels. And while climate goals by listcos may be on the rise, so are emissions.  Rachel Kelly speaks to Sylvain Vanston, Execut...

Money in the Market: How has the US debt ceiling deal impacted Forex markets? 30.05.2023

The US dollar nudged lower, pulling back from six-month peaks against the yen, following news of a U.S. debt ceiling deal, which lifted risk appetite across world markets and dented the greenback's safe-haven appeal. What does that signal? The Nikkei, meanwhile, closed at a fresh 33-year high on Monday. How has the Japanese yen reacted to this? Hongbin Jeong speaks to Peter Chia , Senior FX Strate...

Money in the Market: Can a historic US default be averted? 29.05.2023

White House and Republican negotiators have reached a tentative deal to raise the US debt ceiling and avert a default that threatened to send tremors through the global economy. The bill has been lined up for a vote on Wednesday. How are Asian markets reacting to this news? Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has warned, though, that an extension must be finalised by June 5 to avoid a historic default...

Money in the Market: Does Asia’s high-yield bond market still present a compelling opportunity for investors? 26.05.2023

Asian high-yield bonds were one of the most downtrodden sectors from 2022, but they’ve surged by around 30 per cent since November 2022 earlier this year. So what's the outlook for the Asian credit market for the remainder of 2023? And what competitive edge do Asian corporate bonds hold that make them more attractive? On Money in the Market, Hongbin Jeong speaks to  Henry Loh, Head of Asian Credit...

Market Wrap: Can Nvidia make it to the US$1 trillion club? 26.05.2023

Nvidia is within touching distance of $1 trillion market value — poised to become only the ninth firm ever to hit that milestone — as the artificial intelligence frenzy boosts demand for processors that can accelerate computing. The chipmaker would become the fifth publicly traded U.S. company to be currently worth $1 trillion. Apple created the club in 2018, while Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon a...

Money in the Market: Where are Chinese equities headed? 25.05.2023

China has been boasting strong economic growth since the removal of its Zero Covid policy. But concerns remain among investors over the strength of China’s economic recovery, as the combination of strong post-reopening economic data and sluggish stock-market returns proves perplexing. So is there room to grow for Chinese markets later in the year? And what are some of the investment trends when it...

Eco Money: Singapore must do more to achieve net zero targets 24.05.2023

Singapore aims to reach net zero by 2050. And, according to some industry players - more needs to be done to reach climate goals. A survey of members of the Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore revealed that more than two thirds (72%) of respondents believe that Singapore isn’t making fast enough progress on its net zero targets. In this week's episode of Eco Money, Rachel Kelly speaks to K...

Money in the Market: Why were Singaporean investors net sellers of equities in May? 24.05.2023

According to TD Ameritrade Singapore’s latest report on its Singapore Investor Movement Index, which tracks what investors were actually doing and how they were positioned in the markets, Singapore investors had increased exposure during the April period, but that was unlike the overall TD Ameritrade client population.  In fact, Singaporean investors were net sellers of equities. On Money in the M...

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