Thank you, David Gardner and St James’s Place Asia and Middle East, for sharing your valuable market insights with our community in the SJP 9th September Weekwatch.

This week, SJP will delve into the intricacies of the global financial markets, including Nvidia’s recent annual results, September's historic poor performance, the upcoming election and its effect on the markets, and interest rates, UK and Europe Markets and share practical tips to enhance your wealth management strategies and a perspective on interpreting the media reports and narratives. This week’s blog covers the following points;

Stock Take

• Has the ‘The Magnificent Seven,’ dream run finished?

• Nvidia's recent annual results highlight its challenges with the S&P 500 and NASDAQ.

• Peter McLoughlin, Head of Research at Rowan Dartington, notes that September is typically a tough month for tech.

• The Russell 2000 (Trump Trade) shows strong growth.

Thank you, St James’s Place, for sharing your valuable market insights with our community in the SJP 19th August Week Watch. This week, SJP will delve into the intricacies of the global financial markets, share practical tips to enhance your wealth management strategies and present the week's informative graph, which offers crucial data for consideration. This week’s blog covers the following points;

• Potential US recession, recovery and inflation.

• UK GDP growth, inflation and interest rate cuts.

• Japanese Equities.

• Wealth Check: Why do start-ups fail?

• Limited companies: separate your personal and business finances

• Graph of the week: Past performance is not indicative of future performance

10 ways to maximise your wealth as an expatriate living in Singapore

Living in a foreign country can be exciting and paying lower income tax rates can be rewarding. But, many expatriates are still faced with incredibly complex financial decisions.

As an expatriate living in Singapore, what can you do to maximise your financial position? Here are 10 ways to help you grow and preserve your financial assets.