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For the market wrap of the week, Geoff Howie, Market Strategist at the SGX joins us to tell us about the latest NODX numbers out of Singapore, and how that weighs on Singapore's economy and whether we can see further action from the MAS. Other topics also include STI's performance for the week; markets' response the US Fed rate hike decision; as well as what to look out for as we head to the new year. 

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It’s the holiday season. And of course, one of the most popular songs during this time of year is "12 Days of Christmas." On Money in the Market, we take a different look at the song, by seeing how the so-called “gifts,” my true love sent to me, have performed this year with commodity guru, international investor and author Jim Rogers. 

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SPH Media and the National Youth Achievement Award Council have signed a Memorandum of Understanding. This MOU aims to provide youths with opportunities to hone their journalistic skills and participate in the development of SPH Media’s news content.

On the back of the MOU six winners of the National Writing Competition, themed “Towards A Sustainable Singapore: How Youth Can Make A Difference?” were announced

Rachel Kelly speaks to one of the winners -  Nicholas Ong Yew Hui from National University of Singapore.

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After finally emerging from a world-changing pandemic, economies and markets have been subject to an array of headwinds, including more persistent inflation, rising policy rates, supply chain disruptions and escalating geopolitical tension. So is a global economic slowdown looming as a result? On Money in the Market, Hongbin Jeong speaks to Omar Slim, Managing Director and Portfolio Manager of Fixed Income at PineBridge Investments, Singapore to find out more. 

01:51: What is the outlook for economies in Asia in 2023?

03:00: Will China play a determining role in regional fixed income markets?

5:30: What can we expect from the Asia high yield market?

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US Consumer-price data suggests the worst of US inflation may have passed, making it easier for officials to downshift to a smaller rate increase this week. Will the US Fed deliver a 50 basis point hike? But even if they do, will they continue its hike path for longer? On Money in the Market, Vishnu Varathan, Head of Economics & Strategy, Asia at Mizuho Bank joins us to help break down those inflation numbers and to tells us what to expect for the US Fed rate hike decision.

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China is rapidly abandoning the mass testing, lockdowns and centralised quarantine that defined its stringent, three year-old Covid zero policy. And the nation is facing a daunting task to ensure a smooth exit from its policy. But can Chinese markets enjoy some smooth gains as the economy reopens? Or will be a rollercoaster ride? On Money in the Market, Xiao Zibang, reporter at Bloomberg News, to tells us more. 

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As we head to the end of the year, He Ruiming, Co-founder of The Woke Salaryman, joins us for a market hit, to tell us some of the lessons he learned in the past year, as well as more about the number one question he's been asked by those looking for financial advice. 

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Whether you know him from pop band The Sam Willows, his online comedy sketches, there’s no question about Benjamin Kheng’s musical, acting, and comedic chops. But as much as he finds joy in creating content and making music - how is he when it comes to money management? On The View, Benjamin Kheng joins us along with Gregory Van, Chief Executive Officer of Endowus, to tell us more about his investment journey. 

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Are millennials setting a new tone for future generations when it comes to investing? A new report released by St. James’s Place Asia uncovers significant differences in the wealth management approaches between older and younger investors in Singapore. On Money in the Market, Gary Harvey, CEO of SJP Singapore joins us to tell us more about the key findings of this report, which looks at how affluent and high net worth Singaporeans aged 25 to 64, are managing and investing their money.

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The interest rate for the latest auction of Treasury bills is at a 30-year high, but demand for the government-backed product appears to be waning amid better deals on offer at the banks. To find out more Rachel Kelly spoke to Chor Khieng Yuit, Senior Correspondent, The Straits Times.

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