aspects of biases comprising (1) emotional or preference biases: focusing on present rather than future incidents; (2) belief bias: making conclusion based on too small sample size while associated risks
individual has made. 6. Behavioural biases related to investing • Aware that investors may not always make rational decisions due to biases. • Provide examples of common emotional or cognitive biases that may
which correspondent to the low level of Consumer Confidence Index, while household debt has steadily increased and anxiety for employment situation in the future, all these affected to the expenditure of
. However, people still have anxiety about the widespread of COVID-19 which affect the decision in going to the hospital, led to a significant decrease in regular patient traffic compared to the same period
other practice guidelines to support continuity of operation. Division 6 Communications with relevant persons 6.1 To prevent and lessen anxiety of relevant persons and the public as well as to be able to
, companies should provide other practice guidelines to support continuity of operation. Division 6 Communications with relevant persons 6.1 To prevent and lessen anxiety of relevant persons and the public as
sectors, in particular tourism, manufacturing and exports. The situation eroded confidence of investors, leading to increased anxiety about a new round of economic crisis which prompted them to sell off
the US which triggered anxiety among global investors, the worse-than-expected US economic figures, and the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy perspectives, especially concerns over low US inflation
the decline. Exports, in particular, shrank in line with signs of global economic weakness and anxiety surrounding the trade spat between the US and its major trade partners. Moreover, private
) without any formal agreements in place following the resignation of UK Prime Minister Theresa May. Amid heightened economic risks and anxiety towards a looming global economic slowdown, financial markets