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  (Contents) The 2nd series of three part trilogy of Musings by George Yeo was out around March this year. It took me half a year to finish the book given it was a much thicker book, 50% more to be exact than series 1 . It was one occasion on which I managed to finish a 600 pages book with enthusiasm. The world view gained through the lens of George Yeo is remarkably refreshing. Mr. Yeo’s views were more objective, a big difference from the pro-western view on the internet. As he repeatedly mention if you look at history, one can’t see a snapshot of it, the current world affair traces its roots back to its entire history. He is a prime example of a walking history Wikipedia. There were many topics that left a deep impression. Stories about his family fight against illnesses were inspirational. His wife and both sons had suffered from health scare which required operations. Given his position as a former diplomat, he was blessed with help from people of influence. He was grateful to Ame

  Andrew Gn: Fashioning Singapore and The World Exhibition from 27 May to 17 Sept 2023 Dress worn by Princess of Wales for the Trooping the Colour ceremony  Donation by Andrew Gn Collection of Asian Civilisation Museum Market Summary 4-10 Sept 2023 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 + US jobless claims hit lowest level since Feb, fell 13,000 to 216,000 in week ended Sept 2 - US equity funds see outflows for 6th week in a row, investors withdrew net US$5.96bn vs US$4.42bn previous wk - US factory orders down 2.1% in July; manufactured durable goods down 5.2%, non-durable goods up 1.1%  - US US$7.6 trillion govt debt will mature within a year, represents 31% of all outstanding govt debt  - US lawmaker called for ending Huawei, SMIC exports after chip breakthrough  + Nasdaq gets SEC approval to launch first exchange AI-driven order type  - US housing affordability remained at record low in Jul; high mortgage rates and prices kept home ownership out of reach: NAR + US top chipmakers, tech firms incl

  (Mr.Yeo & Wolf) (The beautiful Victoria Concert Hall was built in 1905) I have the honour and privilege of attending Mr. George Yeo’s official book launch for his 3rd and final instalment of his Musings trilogy at the Victoria Concert Hall. The books were co created by Woon Tai Ho. The event was well attended by many of George Yeo’s friends from the business and diplomatic circle. I saw Kishore Mahbubani, former dean of LKY School of Public Policy and Mr. Yao from Hi-P group among the attendees. No effort was spared to make the event a success. (Books provide detail insight into culture, history, religion, politics and personal life of George Yeo) The experience of hearing him in person was surreal. His speeches were far more impactful than hearing them on YouTube. Special thanks to my friend, Stratford, for the invitation to the book launch of the year. Below is a very short summary on 5 things you need to know about George Yeo’s book launch held at Victoria Concert Hall on the

  Lim Tze Peng Singapore 1921 Singapore River 1965 Gift of Lim Chun Ching Collection of National Gallery Singapore  Market Summary 28 Aug – 3 Sept 2023 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 - US manufacturing PMI contracted 10th straight mth in Aug, below 50 threshold, longest stretch since GFC  - US jobless rate rose to 3.8% in Aug vs 3.5% in Jul, highest since Feb 2022 + Nonfarm payrolls up by 187,000 vs DJ estimate for 170,000, data for Jul revised lower to 157,000 in Jul vs previously reported 187,000 - US private employers added 177,000 jobs in Aug vs revised total 371,000 added in Jul, DJ expecting 200,000 jobs added in Aug + Fed likely done raising rates after govt reports show unemployment rate rose in Aug and wage growth cooled  + Moody’s raised 2023 US economic growth forecast to 1.9% from 1.1% in May   - US equity funds see outflows for 5th successive week in 7 days to Aug 30, investors pulled net US$4.54bn from US equity funds  - US crude oil stocks fallen to lowest level this year and

  (Image credit: NFTnow.com; Bargain hunters’ greatest nightmare) Lone Wolf Fund(LWF) Portfolio as at end of Aug  1.) Cash 2.)  Boustead Singapore(BSL) *Stocks are not rank in accordance to capital invested .  *Just for sharing. Not an inducement to buy or sell . Commentary   Wall Street was feeling the weight of its gain from July with substantial correction in early August. The comeback towards the end of the month reduced much of the losses.  Our market had a weak month, index was down around 4.5%. The Reits market was feeling the impact of high borrowing costs with many local Reits experiencing high single to double percentage losses in distribution income per unit. With the slowing economy in Singapore, the second half is likely to see the full impact of the high borrowing costs and increased vacancy rates. The upward adjustment of cap rates in some problematic commercial real estate segments might be imminent given the substantial drop in npi. The adjustment will have a negative

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  Wang GuangYi China 1957 Coca Cola circa 2005 Collection of Park View Square Market Summary 21-26 Aug 2023 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸   - Powell: higher rates may be needed to cool still-too-high inflation, will move with care at upcoming meetings  - US consumer sentiment fell modestly in Aug at 69.5 vs 71.6 in Jul, inflation expectations worsened slightly  + US economic activity picked up pace in Jul as gauges of production and personal consumption improved: Chicago Fed  - US 30-year fixed mortgage rate hit 7.49% at 23-year high, home-purchase applications fell for 6 weeks to lowest since 1995 + US lawmakers working to reach agreement on fiscal year 2024 budget by Sept 30 to prevent federal govt shutdown  + US seeks to extend science and technology agreement signed with China decades ago ahead of Raimondo’s visit  + US Commerce Dept lifts 27 Chinese entities from unverified list  + Boeing preparing to restart deliveries of 737 MAX jets to China after 4-year halt  + US approved 6 more f