The US Federal Reserves has announced that it will scaled back the quantitative easing while keeping interest rates low. So what does this mean for Singapore stocks? This question is not only popular among investors now, it is also a theme for financial shows like Moneyweek. I just watched Moneyweek show on Channel 8. Investment analysts generally are of the view that banking stocks will head north when interest rates rise and hence they recommend that investors can stock up some banking stocks while interest rates are low now. The investment analysts are also of the view that Reits stock may head south once interest rates head north though office Reits may be more defensive against higher inflation rates. Three stocks are highlighted in the analysts’ recommendation. They are: First Reits (target price: $1.50); Sheng Siong (target price: $0.73) and GLP (target price: $3.16). Analysts also believe ......