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2024 Strategy: Build Long-Term Investment Horizons

Francis Tan, Investment Strategist, UOB

10-Jan-24 08:45

2024 Strategy: Build Long-Term Investment Horizons

2023 was a tale of two halves for the world's biggest economies, with the US and China markets diverging in sentiment. Will we see similar trends this year and how should investors recalibrate their portfolio in response? Francis Tan of UOB weighs in on investment strategies for 2024.

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