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â€œThe economy of Singapore may shrink as much as 9 percent this year, the most since independence in 1965, as a deepening global recession drives down exports and manufacturing,â€ said Stephen Yang of Seedorf Luxman

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23 May	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst is Upbeat as Oil Stays Above $61 Despite Fed Comments
	Oil stays above $61 in Asia as investors brush off pessimistic Fed comments.

23 May	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Shows Concern as Asian Markets Fall as Investors Rethink Rally
	Asian markets fall as credit warnings, data add to doubts recent gains are sustainable.

22 May	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Shows Concern as Asian Markets Fall After Fed Sees Deeper Slowdown
	Asian stock markets track Wall Street lower as Federal Reserve sees deeper recession.

22 May	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Voices Concern as Oil Drops Below $62 in Asia as Big Rally Pauses
	Oil drops below $62 in Asia, easing off 6-month high after jumping on inventories data.

21 May	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Unconcerned as Asian Stocks are Little Changed After Mixed US Trade
	Asian stocks lackluster as weak reports about Japan economy, US housing weigh.

21 May	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Pleased as Oil Hovers Above $60 as Investors Eye Inventories
	Oil hovers above $60 in Asia as invetors eye US crude inventories for signs of demand.

20 May	Seedorf Luxman & Partners analyst Pleased as Asian Stocks Rise Sharply on Recovery Signs
	Asian stock markets rise sharply after overnight surge on Wall Street.

20 May	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Pleased as Oil Hovers Above $59 on Signs Recession Easing.
	Oil hovers above $59 in Asia after rallying on signs US recession is easing.

19 May	Seedorf Luxman &Partners Analyst Concerned as Asian Stocks Fall Amid Earnings Fears
	Asian stock fall as company losses weigh on recovery hopes.

17 May	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Worried As Oil Hovers Below $59 As Weak Economy Slows Rally
	Oil hovers below $59 in Asia as signs of weak US economy slow recent crude rally.

16 May	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Pleased as Asian Stocks Recover Modestly From Sharp Losses
	Asian stocks recover modestly from sharp losses; Tokyo up 2 pct on company spending data.

15 May	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Concerned as Asian Markets Tumble Amid Fears About US Consumer
	Asian markets tumble as worries about US consumers halt rally.

15 May	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Shows Concern as Oil Hovers Below $58 as US Recovery Hopes Wane
	Oil hovers below $58 in Asia as optimism for US rebound wanes amid weak retail sales, housing.

14 May	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Pleased as Oil Climbs to Near $60 on Falling US Inventories
	Oil climbs to near $60 as falling US crude inventories suggest demand pickup.

12 May	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Pleased as Most Asian Markets Extend Gains After US Job Data
	Most Asia markets extend gains as US job data buoy confidence; Hong Kong up nearly 2 pct.

09 May	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Concerned as Hong Kong Interbank Rates Fall After Intervention.
	Hong Kong interbank rates slumped again on Friday as authorities injected liquidity to keep the currency within its trading band while the cost of borrowing dollars in Asia remained below 1 percent as credit markets heal.

09 May	Seedorf Luxman Analyst Concernes as Asian Share Rally Pauses Ahead of US Jobs Data
	Asian shares edged lower ahead of U.S. monthly employment data due on Friday that will provide another step in determining whether the recent signs of an improving global economy are real or just wishful thinking.

08 May	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Pleased as Asian Stocks Rise as Fears Over US Bank Tests Wane
	Asian stock markets extend rally as fear over US bank stress tests fades; Nikkei soars 4 pct.

08 May	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Pleased as Oil Rises to Six-Month High Near $57 in Asia
	Oil rises toward $57 in Asia as investors bet on global economic recovery this year.

02 May	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Pleased as SE Asia Stocks Rise on Economic Hopes
	Southeast Asian stocks rose on Thursday, with Singapore near two-week highs and Thailand at its highest in six months because of demand for leading stocks such as DBS Group and PTT due to optimism about the global economy.

02 May	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Optimistic as World Stocks Hit 4 Month Peak
	World stocks scaled a four-month peak on Thursday, powered by solid gains in Asia, as investors took heart from signs of improvement in the U.S. economy suggesting regional exporters may need to start cranking up production.

01 May	“Asia Stocks Rally as Data Suggest Recession Easing,” said Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst
	Asia stocks rally as US, Japan data show slowdown is easing; Taiwan soars on China deal.

01 May	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Pleased as Oil Jumps Above $51 on Optimism Recession Slowing
	Oil jumps above $51 in Asia as Fed signals worst of US recession may be over.

29 APR	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Concerned as Asian Stocks Fall on Bank Capital Concern
	Asian stocks fell, led by finance companies, as the Wall Street Journal reported Bank of America Corp. and Citigroup Inc. are being told by U.S. regulators that they still need more capital following stress tests.

29 APR	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Concerned asnAsian Stocks Fall as Swine Flu Worries Deepen
	Asian stocks slipped for a second day on Tuesday on worries about the potential economic fallout from the swine virus outbreak, even as investor reaction reamined limited due to uncertainty about the full impact.

28 APR	Oil Falls to Near $50 as OPEC Says Prices Too Low
	Oil falls to near $50 as OPEC says prices too low for investment in production.

28 APR	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Concerned as Asia and Aussie Stocks Fall on Swine Flu Jitters
	Asian stocks slipped on Monday as the outbreak of swine flu in North America hurt shares of airlines and transport companies while prompting some market players to trim risky positions, hitting currencies like the Australian dollar.

24 APR	Emerging-Market Short Sales Climb Most Since 2007 as Rally Ebbs
	Short sellers are increasing bets against developing-nation stocks by the most since March 2007, a signal the biggest rally in 16 years may fizzle as profits plunge from Brazil to Taiwan.

24 APR	Countries Trying to Cope With Severe Global Slump
	World finance officials trying to resolve disputes over how to attack severe global downturn.

22 APR	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Shows Concern as Dollar Spreads Wider, Sing Dollar Swaption Volumes Fall
	Spreads between dollar interbank costs and other risk-free measures widened in Asia on Tuesday as sliding equity markets and anxiety over government funding for U.S. banks spawned a fresh bout of credit risk.

22 APR	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Concerned As Credit Fears Revived
	Asian stocks slid and government bonds climbed on Tuesday after a steep rise in bad debt at Bank of America renewed credit fears, sparking worries a 25 percent month-long rally in global equities had peaked.

21 APR	Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst Pleased As Asia Stocks Edge Up
	Asian stocks edged up on Monday, holding near a six-month peak and withstanding an early bout of profit-taking as investors eyed a slew of corporate earnings reports around the world this week.

21 APR	Dollar Funding Markets Await Bank Stress Tests
	Dollar funding costs crept lower in Asia on Monday, at a pace slow enough to suggest nagging worries over banks' solvency and over the outcome of the stress tests the U.S. government is conducting on its banks.

18 APR	Asian Stocks Climb as Toshiba, JPMorgan Fuel Growth Optimism
	Asian stocks advanced, with the regional benchmark index heading for its sixth-consecutive weekly gain, as earnings reports from Toshiba Corp. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. lifted confidence the global recession is easing.

18 APR	“Wine & Art Investments Down, But Not Out,” says Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst
	These collectibles should be viewed as long-term options, but when and what should investors buy?

17 APR	Complex Product Slump Hits Consumer Bank Hiring
	Retail banks and consumer-linked financial institutions in Singapore and Hong Kong are cutting back on relationship managers and personal financial consultants in the wake of the Lehman Brothers structured products fiasco.

17 APR	Oil Rises to Near $50 On 2nd-Half Recovery Hopes
	Oil rises to near $50 in Asia as investors anticipate second-half US recovery.

16 APR	Oil Prices Hover Around $49 Amid Demand Concerns Notes Stephen Yang Of Seedorf Luxman & Partners
	Oil prices hover around $49 in Asia as falling US retail sales suggest crude demand weak noted Stephen Yang of Seedorf Luxman & Partners yesterday.

16 APR	Yahoo Plans First Major Layoffs Under New CEO Quoted Stephen Yang Of Seedorf Luxman & Partners Yesterday
	Yahoo poised for another round of mass layoffs as new CEO tries to engineer turnaround notes Stephen Yang of Seedorf Luxman & Partners.

15 APR	“Singapore Economy May Shrink by Record as Trade Falls,” says Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst
	“The economy of Singapore may shrink as much as 9 percent this year, the most since independence in 1965, as a deepening global recession drives down exports and manufacturing,” said Stephen Yang of Seedorf Luxman & Partners.

15 APR	“Asian Stocks Mostly Higher But Caution Lingers,” says Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst
	“Asian stocks mostly higher after Goldman Sachs' report but caution lingers,” said Seedorf Luxman & Partners Analyst, Stephen Yang.