The most overbought and oversold equities around the world
Overbought and Oversold Equities: Singapore equities are currently the most overbought globally, up 21% from their 200-day moving average, followed by China and U.S. equities with increases of 12.4% and 11.4%, respectively. Conversely, Korea and Mexico equities are the most oversold, down 15.8% and 15.3% from their 200-day moving averages.
Market Insights: The report includes a comprehensive list of global equities categorized by their deviations from the 200-day moving average, highlighting significant trends in various markets such as Canada, Taiwan, and South Africa for overbought equities, while countries like Portugal, France, and Turkey show notable declines.
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Prime Minister's Concerns: Singapore's prime minister expresses worries about the country's future and economic stability.
Investor Sentiment: Despite the prime minister's concerns, current investor sentiment remains positive and unaffected.
Apollo Global Management's New Role: Apollo Global Management has been appointed to manage Singapore's $1 billion Private Credit Growth Fund, which aims to provide customized financing for high-growth local enterprises.
Objective of the Fund: The fund, introduced by the Ministry for Trade and Industry and Enterprise Singapore, is part of Singapore's strategy to enhance its presence in the expanding private debt market, with more details expected by the third quarter.

Current Investment Climate: U.S. stocks are facing increased investment risks due to factors like tariffs, trade wars, inflation, and government spending cuts, leading to uncertainty among investors.
Shift in Investor Focus: Global investors are questioning American exceptionalism and are increasingly turning their attention away from U.S. markets towards their own local markets.
Chinese Equities Performance: Chinese equities are currently the most overbought globally, showing an increase of 19.9% from their 200-day moving average in U.S. dollar terms.
Research Source: This information is derived from a global research note by BofA Securities.
Federal Reserve's Actions: The U.S. Federal Reserve implemented a half-point interest rate cut in September, which positively impacted the stock market.
Market Expectations: Following the rate cut, the stock market is now anticipating further cuts from the Fed.

Federal Reserve's Actions: The U.S. Federal Reserve implemented a half-point interest rate cut in September, which positively influenced the stock market.
Market Expectations: Following the rate cut, the stock market is now anticipating further reductions in interest rates.









