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As advanced societies like Singapore and Hong Kong start to prepare for life after the pandemic, the thoughts of affluent individuals start to turn towards travel and lucrative investments. Citigold Private Client is designed specifically for accredited investors to tap into opportunities to optimise their wealth and focus on their passions.

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In February 2020, Covid and an oil-price war saw the Dow Jones stock-market index plummeting into freefall. Photo: Shutterstock

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The past 18 months have offered stark proof that economic stability can never be taken for granted. The worldwide recession resulting from Covid saw major indices such as Dow Jones collapsing early last year, and a tendency for risk aversion on the part of investors. 

However, as 2021 has progressed, and vaccination rollouts have instilled further confidence, investors have a clearer perspective on possible investment landscapes in a post-Covid world and are positioning their portfolios to capture these new opportunities.

Now that Hong Kong and Singapore have accelerated their inoculation programmes, both are gradually emerging from the uncertainties of the pandemic and are looking towards a post-Covid phase. Markets are settling after the massive disruption of last year, opening up a more stable, less volatile environment for banks and investors that’s been further eased by low interest rates and – in wealthier countries – government monetary stimulus.

Singapore has carried out a rapid vaccine rollout, with nearly 80% of its population fully vaccinated against Covid at the time of writing. Photo: Shutterstock
Singapore has carried out a rapid vaccine rollout, with nearly 80% of its population fully vaccinated against Covid at the time of writing. Photo: Shutterstock

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