Singapore total reserves hit $375.33b in September

SINGAPORE: Foreign currency reserves also rose to $371.73b. Singapore’s reserve assets hit $375.33b (US$275.41b) in September, 8.68% higher than $345.45b (US$253.41b) last year. According to the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s (MAS) preliminary data ... ( read original story ...)

Mood brightens for services, factories in Singapore

The service sector is more upbeat about prospects for the next six months than it was three months ago, but manufacturers are expecting it to be business as usual. These are the findings from two separate quarterly surveys out yesterday (Oct 31). ( read original story ...)

China SM ADD probe to delay 2018 import contract negotiations

SINGAPORE (ICIS)--China’s ongoing anti-dumping investigation on styrene monomer (SM) imports from South Korea, Taiwan and the US may delay term negotiations for 2018, industry sources said. Market talks are rife that provisional antidumping duties (ADDs ... ( read original story ...)

Malaysian, Singapore journalists charged over drone incident

The foreigners, Lau Hon Meng from Singapore and Mok Choy Lin from Malaysia ... The law does not specifically refer to drones, but it says that "no person shall export or import restricted, prohibited and banned goods", and that, "without obtaining ... ( read original story ...)

Epson Singapore To Boost Enterprise And Business Segments

Epson Singapore today announced its commitment to the business and office segments as it moves to strengthen its product offerings for enterprise and corporate customers in the B2B space. As the company continues to evolve to focus on the needs of ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore’s Brexit Bid

Singapore doesn't like to leave things to chance, so when there's a play to be made for a slice of London's financial business, you can expect the city-state to pull out all stops. That's what it did on Monday. The Monetary Authority of Singapore unveiled ... ( read original story ...)