HEAD OF SECURITIES RESEARCH: STI TO HEAD TO 3,400 IN 2019

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Dear readers, Paul Chew of PhillipCapital said in PhillipCapital's first video for Year 2019 that the STI would reach 3,400 in Year 2019. You can watch the video below on more of what Paul has to say about Singapore and global equities.



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