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After the election: Assessing Investor Sentiment in Hong Kong and Singapore Post-Trump's Election

Hong Kong and Singapore investors plan to increase investment allocation to the US market by 3% to 5% next year

  • Survey by MDRi highlights rising concerns in Hong Kong and Singapore about the deteriorating US-China relationship following Trump's election
  • Hong Kong investors exhibit greater confidence in the US market, contrasting with a more cautious outlook from Singaporean investors
  • Investment decisions are influenced by market volatility, interest rate changes, and perceptions of Trump's economic policies

HONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach Newswire - 19 November 2024 - In the wake of Donald Trump's election as the next US President, a recent survey conducted by MDRi, a business insights provider, reveals significant differences in investor sentiment between Hong Kong and Singapore.

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