1) What do you think of Singapore likely economy performance for 2015 and the years that follow till 2020?
It's gonna slow. Higher interest rates in the US will feed through the currency peg into Singapore, and that'll bring things down a bit. I'll say 3.25% GDP growth for 2015, and 3-4% for the rest of the decade (which is still a huge number, compared to Europe or Japan or America).
2) What's your prediction for the prices in energy market till end of 2015 (Up or down?)
WTI: down a bit as Cushing fills up and overflows. Brent: down a lot.
Ultimately, though, this is completely up to the Saudis; if they turn the taps off then it'll stabilise around current levels.
3) Do you think Greece will stay with Euro currency or force to leave?
I... honestly don't know. I think there's a significant chance they leave - call it one-in-three.
4) When do you think US FED will raise the interest rates?
20% chance they raise in July; 50% chance they raise by September; 20% chance they wait until 2016. (Incidentally I think that means the December 9950 Eurodollar calls are still expensive.)
5) Name 3 countries that has likelihood to perform the best in their economy for 2015?
The problem with playing games like this is that some of the countries with the highest GDP growth are absolute investment murderholes. Have a look at the
top of this list. Qatar's getting incinerated because oil prices are falling. Mongolia's on the brink of not being able to service its sovereign debt after years of commodity-fueled expansion. Turkmenistan I know literally nothing about, so I won't comment. Ghana's been crippled by Ebola. Panama's economy is pretty much entirely driven by canal fees and
tax-dodging; and then it's East Timor (civil war), Iraq (civil war plus psycho death cult), Solomon Islands (civil war), and Zimbabwe (economic disaster area run by a 90-year-old kleptocrat).
Moral of the story: a high economic growth rate is not necessarily good for stocks!
Anyway, probably China, then daylight, then I guess maybe India?