Singapore April petrochemical exports grow 15.1%; NODX up 11.8%

SINGAPORE (ICIS)--Singapore’s petrochemical shipments abroad ... An end-to-end perspective across the global petrochemical supply chain. It provides data on import and export volumes, plant capacities, production, consumption and chemical trade flows. ( read original story ...)

U.S.-China trade fears halt soybean imports

Singapore/Beijing | Reuters — China’s purchases of U.S. soybeans have come to a grinding halt, trade and industry sources say, as fears of further action by Beijing to curb imports of U.S. crops following last week’s anti-dumping move on sorghum ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Crime Busters Tackle 1MDB to Penny Stocks: QuickTake

At stake is the Southeast Asian nation’s reputation as a safe -- and responsible -- hub for finance and business. 1. Is white-collar crime a particular problem? Singapore ranks among the least corrupt nations globally, but it’s surrounded by countries ... ( read original story ...)

ICO boom threatens Singapore’s VC scene

With a strong pipeline of ICOs in the city, analysts question the future role of venture capital firms. Venture capital activity in Singapore will remain robust for the rest of 2018 due to the launch of more early-stage (seed and Series A) corporate ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore invites new business models for moneylending

It will issue licenses for up to 16 outlets that will implement their business models. The Ministry of Law (MinLaw) called for proposals to pilot new business models for moneylending in order to "better protect borrowers through business-led improvements ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore commodities companies head to South America

SINGAPORE - U.S.-China trade tensions are causing Singaporean agriculture conglomerates Olam International and Wilmar International to import from South America to avoid higher taxes. Commodities trader Olam International, which reported its January-March ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore exports seen recovering in April, up 5.4 pct y/y

KUALA LUMPUR, May 14 (Reuters) - Singapore's non-oil domestic exports were expected to recover in April after a two consecutive months of decline, a Reuters poll found on Monday. Non-oil domestic exports were expected to have risen 5.4 percent in April ... ( read original story ...)