China imports to underpin Asia toluene market in H2 2018

SINGAPORE (ICIS)--Asia’s toluene market direction in the ... marked the end of three weeks’ worth of stable-to-firm price trend. This followed weaker import demand from China for July, which mainly stemmed from the ending of traders replenishing ... ( read original story ...)

Kenya, Singapore ink deal to cut taxes, boost investments

Trade between the two states has nosedived in the last five years with Kenya’s annual imports falling from Sh19.4 billion in 2013 to Sh5.8 billion last year and exports dropping from Sh1.8 billion to Sh375 million. Kenya and Singapore have signed pacts ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore not most expensive city after considering taxes

Singapore may be ranked the most expensive city to live in by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), but a different ranking shows that this is hardly the case after accounting for personal income tax rates. Instead, Singapore comes in 11th in the latest ... ( read original story ...)

15 New Small Business Opportunities in Singapore

Singapore is such a country whose market economy is greatly developed. It is traditionally based on prolonged entrepôt trade. The country is considered to be one of the unique Four Asian Tigers. The economy of Singapore is also known as the most ... ( read original story ...)

S. Korean journalists arrested in trespass case in Singapore

Singapore police said Friday they arrested two South Korean journalists while investigating a report of trespassing in the residence of the North Korean ambassador. The statement posted on the police Facebook page said the two men represented the Korean ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore GDP growth risks slowdown to 3% over weaker exports

There is softer import demand from China. Singapore's GDP growth is expected to slow down from 3.6% in 2017 to 3% in 2018 as export growth moderates from 2017's strong acceleration, The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) said. ( read original story ...)

Govt may ease import norms for high-end e-vehicles, cars, bikes

Sources said that the government will henceforth allow the import of vehicles, which are certified by internationally-accepted test agencies such as those in Europe, Singapore and some other countries. Current norms fixed by the Directorate General of ... ( read original story ...)