Singapore shares open 0.02% higher

SINGAPORE: Singapore shares opened higher on Monday (Aug 7), with the benchmark Straits Times Index at 3,327.08 in early trade, up 0.02 per cent, or 0.56 points. About 30.3 million shares exchanged hands. Gainers beat losers 87 to 45. ( read original story ...)

Malaysian export growth hits six-month low at 10%

Malaysian exports to China grew by 27.3%, Japan by 24.3%, India by 21.3%, and South Korea by 33.8%. Exports to ASEAN countries grew by 1.9%, thanks to shipments to Singapore at 9.1%, Thailand at 2.5%, and the Philippines at 18.5%. ( read original story ...)

Globalization Thrives in Asia as Export Revival Buoys Growth

For those who prefer to see a glass half full, leading indicators of trade -- manufacturing export orders and shipping rates ... Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore. "Globalization is advancing very strongly and trade ... ( read original story ...)

3 Things to Know about Singapore’s Stock Market Barometer

If you wish to know how the Singapore stock market is performing, you would have to turn your attention to the Straits Times Index (SGX: ^STI), or STI for short. As mentioned earlier, banks make up 36.52% of the index. The next biggest sector is real ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong, Singapore and China get tough on tax havens

Indonesia Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati ... In June, Indonesia signed multilateral and bilateral authority agreements with Singapore and Hong Kong, the go-to places for wealthy Indonesians to stash their money. “Globalisation has transformed ... ( read original story ...)

Garcia confirms return to Singapore Open next year

(Reuters) - U.S. Masters champion Sergio Garcia will play in next year's Singapore Open at Sentosa Golf Club for the second consecutive time, the organizers said on Monday. The 37-year-old Spaniard was considered one of the most talented players never to ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore revokes permanent residency of foreign ‘agent’

Huang Jing is said to have “knowingly interacted with intelligence organisations and agents of the foreign country.” Source: YouTube SINGAPORE’s immigration ministry has revoked the permanent residency and permanently banned two United States ... ( read original story ...)