Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports plunged 25% year on year in January - the largest drop in the last decade, according to data of the Singaporean government.
Singapore: Retail sales unexpectedly contract in January
A downside surprise in January retail sales highlights a challenging year ahead for Singapore Retail sales posted a surprise contraction in January, a significant downside surprise as the market ...
Singapore non-oil exports miss forecasts, slipping 25% in January
SINGAPORE – Singapore’s key exports slumped for the fourth straight month in January, according to data from Enterprise Singapore (EnterpriseSG) on Friday, on rapidly cooling demand from some ...
Singapore Manufacturing Activity Improved in February
Singapore's manufacturing activity improved in February, snapping five straight months of contraction, according to the ...
Singapore’s Non-Oil Domestic Exports Fall for Fourth Straight Month
SINGAPORE--Singapore's non-oil domestic exports fell in January for a fourth consecutive month, with shipments of both electronics and non-electronics declining in most of its top 10 markets.
Singapore: Non-oil domestic exports slide in January year on year, but tick up in monthly terms
Non-oil domestic exports (NODX) plummeted 25.0% on an annual basis in January, following December’s 20.6% plunge. January’s figure marked the worst contraction since February 2013, and was driven by ...
Partners of Singapore shoe recycling project apologise for ‘lapse’ leading to export of footwear for sale
SINGAPORE: The partners of a Singapore shoe ... "The project partners do not condone any unauthorised removal or export of shoes collected through this programme," they said, adding that further ...
Hidden AirTags crucial in Singapore recycling failure investigation
AirTags have been used to investigate whether a program by the Singapore government and chemical producer Dow really recycled sneakers, but instead found most were exported to another country.
ASMI does not foresee any problems with tightened export restrictions
For the time being, ASMI does not foresee any problems when export restrictions to China are tightened. That's what CEO Benjamin Loh of the Dutch supplier ...
RPT-Kuwait’s Al Zour to ramp up oil products exports from record levels in Jan
Kuwait is set to ramp up refined oil product exports from its new Al Zour refinery in the second half of 2023 to plug Russian shortfalls in Europe and meet growing demand in Asia and Africa, industry ...
Singapore makes it costlier for foreign businessmen to attain Permanent Residency under GIP
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Singapore PM’s brother says govt persecuting his family
The brother of Singapore's prime minister is accusing government authorities of persecuting his family after it emerged that he and his wife were under official investigation. Lee Hsien Yang has long ...
Newly minted top mobile firm set for trading debut
Shares of True Corporation Pcl, created through a merger between Thailand’s number two and three mobile phone operators, has started trading in Bangkok on Friday, marking the culmination of a ...
Stock Market Live: Sensex and Nifty 50 expected to make a gap-up start
Indian equity benchmarks BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty 50 are expected to make a gap-up start on the last trading day of the week tracing global cues. Singapore Exchange Nifty futures, an early indicator ...
Share Market LIVE: Nifty, Sensex may open in green amid positive global cues; Adani Group stocks in focus
The Nifty futures on the Singapore Exchange were trading 104 pts or 0.60% higher at 17,459.50 in the early morning trade.
Netizen asks why engineering graduates in Singapore earn $4.5K while in the US they make more than $7K
“Engineers are not that appreciated in Singapore sadly,” one agreed. One netizen pointed out that “Most Civil Engineers don’t become engineers. They rather do finance where all the money is at.” ...