The Singapore stocks markets, as measured by the benchmark STI has headed south by quite a fair bit. While reports that I read suggest that the big funds are pulling out from the Singapore markets into China’s markets, I suggest a key element of the “southing” of the Singapore markets is due to the Greece’s debt saga. With talks of the debt repayment packages and “conditions” finalizing, this is the Eurozone’s factor. On the other hand, I read over at the US side, some analysts are saying that the economic conditions are not sufficient to justify an interest rate hike yet. There we have, in a nutshell, the three factos from the three’s biggest and most influencing economies: US, China and the Eurozone. Undeniably, Greece debt saga should have the biggest bearing on the world’s markets including Singapore’s should Greece default on its debts. What’s more, China’s stocks markets heading ......