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Regional property stocks reversed two consecutive months of falls in November as successful trials of vaccines in development raised hopes for an end to the pandemic. As a Joe-Biden victory bred expectations of a more stable geopolitical environment, the world's largest trade pact was also inked in November. Fifteen Asia-Pacific economies including those in the ASEAN bloc, Australia, China, Japan, South Korea and New Zealand committed to the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, underscoring the significant role the accord could play in post-pandemic recovery efforts.
Download the Report Read More在经历了暗淡的9月之后，全球资本市场又迎来了疲软的10月。
10月份，亚太地区GPR/APREA上市房地产综合指数呈负收
Capital markets in the region experienced another weak month in October, following a lackluster September. Uncertainties from the US presidential election, protracted US fiscal stimulus talks and a resurgence in infection numbers in Europe contributed to the bearish sentiment.
Closer to home, Thailand’s stocks fell on mounting anti-government protests, which, if protracted is likely to derail an economic recovery – its key equities benchmark tumbled to its lowest level in more than six months. The GPR/APREA total return gauges for both the Kingdom’s listed real estate and REITs contracted by double digits to clock the biggest fall among regional markets.
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