Reaching USD-SGD parity, however, is ambitious. It would require both continued SGD strength and a structurally weaker USD. If the dollar keeps sliding, I’d likely raise my gold allocation — it’s a reliable hedge against currency weakness and global uncertainty, and historically performs well in such cycles.
For portfolio positioning, I’d stay diversified with solid Asian equities, quality dividend stocks, and some exposure to gold or other real assets. The USD could stay under pressure for years, but disciplined, long-term investing remains the best way to capture these structural opportunities.
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