PayNow Collaborates with Digital Insurer and DBS

PayNow is an electronic fund transfer service available to customers of any of the seven participating banks: Citibank Singapore Limited, DBS Bank/POSB, HSBC, Maybank, OCBC Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, and United Overseas Bank. FWD customers who wish to ... ( read original story ...)

Plot to import 300kg of cocaine busted

A plot to import 300kg of South American cocaine into Australia has been thwarted. Two men were arrested after raids in Sydney for allegedly conspiring to bring the drugs into Australia from Peru via Singapore and Papua New Guinea. They are expected to be ... ( read original story ...)

Import duty for steel, iron products increase to 35pc

Unfair competition in the textile sub-sector through importation of footwear and second hand clothes has led to an increase in import duty of 5 dollars per unit or 35% whichever is higher. Also Read Singapore Trade and Investment office opens in Kenya ... ( read original story ...)

Donald Trump slaps 25% tariffs on US$50B in Chinese imports

Trump has already slapped tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Canada, Mexico and European allies ... in his press conference in Singapore on Tuesday, said the U.S. has a “tremendous deficit in trade with China and we have to do something about ... ( read original story ...)

How Cheap Is The Singapore Stock Market Now?

Knowing how cheap the stock market currently is, can help us to simplify our investing decision. There are two methods to find out if Singapore stocks are a steal or are in an overheated territory right now. The first method is to compare the market’s ... ( read original story ...)

IPOs by S’pore issuers up 78% in first half of 2018

Initial public offering (IPO) activity by Singapore issuers picked up pace in the first half of this year, although there were more cross-border listings. The overall number of IPOs - domestic and cross-border - by Singapore issuers was up in the first six ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore May export growth seen slowing to 4.7 percent

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's non-oil domestic export growth likely dropped sharply in May as demand for electronics and pharmaceuticals cooled, a Reuters survey of economists showed on Friday. Exports in May were expected to have risen 4.7 percent ... ( read original story ...)

Catfish skin: a promising export

In Singapore it is made into a snack and sold at VNĐ136,000 ($6) for a small pack of 230g. The company exports 50 -60 tonnes a month and plans to expand both the production of catfish and export of skin. It will also carry out research on demand in ... ( read original story ...)

Nigeria’s Oil Exports May Drop To 1.43million Bpd

Nigerian oil export plans are prone to revisions and delays, with cargoes frequently pushed from one month to the next. Meanwhile, oil prices rose alongside global markets on Tuesday as U.S. President Donald Trump said a summit in Singapore with North ... ( read original story ...)