Exports out of Singapore dip 26% from last week * Imports mostly from Brazil, Japan and UAE * Inter-month price spreads weaken in recent weeks By Jeslyn Lerh SINGAPORE, Dec 28 (Reuters) - Onshore ...
Singapore’s middle distillates stocks little changed despite dip in net exports
Singapore's middle distillates stockpiles were little changed week-on-week, even as net exports of both gasoil/diesel and jet fuel/kerosene dipped for the first time in three weeks and two weeks, ...
Jail for guilt-ridden Singapore university student caught breaking into Apple office to try to return stolen goods
Aiming to finance his expenses and to send money home to Vietnam, Le Viet Hoang broke into locked offices at Apple and the Agency for Science, Technology ...
2 teenagers among 4 people nabbed at Tuas Checkpoint for allegedly importing e-vaporisers from Johor Bahru
Four men between 16 and 24 years old have been arrested for allegedly bringing in e-vaporisers from Malaysia via the Tuas Checkpoint on Dec 21, two days after Singapore authorities ...
A year of firsts for the Singapore stock market
WHEN I was asked to contribute a commentary to mark the year end, it was suggested to me that the topic should perhaps be along the lines of “A year of wins for shareholders”. As I looked through my ...
Singapore fines Credit Suisse US$3 million over bankers’ misconduct
The Monetary Authority of Singapore said that Credit Suisse bankers provided clients with inaccurate or incomplete post-trade disclosures, resulting in customers being charged above agreed rates.
Credit Suisse penalised $3 million after Singapore probe
The action on Credit Suisse follows its review of pricing and disclosure practices in the private banking industry, according to the MAS. The regulator said that its investigations revealed that ...
Malaysian actor says sorry after backlash for saying Singapore is ‘man-made’ and ‘too boring’
I sincerely apologize to any Singaporeans whom I’ve upset... I will pay more attention to future performances,” he gave his word of promise ...
Credit Suisse Penalized $3 Million After Singapore Probe
Credit Suisse has been penalized S$3.9 million ($3 million) by Singapore’s authorities after a probe found the lender failed to prevent or detect misconduct by its relationship managers.Most Read from ...
Scam alert: Deepfake ST video of Lawrence Wong promoting ‘guaranteed investment’ spread online
SINGAPORE: A deepfake video of Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong is being spread on social... The post Scam alert: Deepfake ST video of Lawrence Wong promoting ‘guaranteed investment’ spread online ...
Singapore Companies Which Went Public in 2023: How Are They Doing?
Singapore's Initial Public Offering (IPO) market, with more dips than climbs. The numbers tell a stark story: a 95% drop in IPO proceeds to $28 million and market caps dwindling to $137 million. ( read original story ...)
Credit Suisse Slapped With $3M Fine By Singapore In Effort To Curb Financial Malpractices
In a move aimed at curbing financial malpractices, Credit Suisse has been hit with a $3 million penalty by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). The bank’s relationship managers were found to be ...
Four men, including two teens, detained for importing e-vaporisers
They had purchased the e-vaporisers from a shopping mall in Johor Bahru and tried to enter Singapore. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore’s Budget 2024 to be delivered by DPM Lawrence Wong on 16 February 2024
Budget Statement will be delivered on Friday, 16 February 2024, by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Lawrence Wong. To be delivered in Parliament, there will be live television and radio ...
6 things to note about CPF contributions in Singapore
The Central Provident Fund (CPF) was started by the Singapore government in 1955 as a key pillar of the country's social security system. It is run by the CPF Board, made up of a chairman and 14 other ...
Singapore factory output rises 1% in November, missing forecasts
SINGAPORE – Singapore’s factory output grew in November for a second month but fell short of expectations, largely due to a significant deceleration in electronics, as well as contractions in ...