SINGAPORE] The cut-off yield for Singapore’s latest six-month Treasury bill (T-bill) dropped to 2.05 per cent, based on auction results released by the Monetary Authority of Singapore on Thursday (Jun ...
Marcos, Singapore PM Wong vow deeper bilateral ties
President Marcos and Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong vowed to deepen bilateral cooperation in trade and investments, renewable energy, climate change, humanitarian assistance and digital ...
Peter Thiel-backed Singapore venture pushes into financial advice
Syfe Group says 8 per cent of Singaporeans use its wealth management platform, and its goal is to draw similar numbers to its Selfwealth site in Australia.
WazirX’s Restructuring Plan Declined By Singapore Court, Hacked Indian Exchange Says
Creditors were banking on a promise to have their funds distributed in April 2025. That shifted further and now looks to be in indefinite territory again.
OCBC Premier Banking celebrates strong business growth, credits ‘twin-hub’ strategy
Bank announces actress Linda Chung as brand ambassador and unveils new commercial campaign ‘Give Time Greater Meaning’.
Singapore’s Government Bond Yield Curve Has Scope to Flatten, DBS Says
Singapore’s government bond yield curve has scope to flatten, DBS Group Research analysts say in a note. First, the recent price rally of short-dated government securities may have “gone too far too ...
US tariff, export controls not directed at Singapore, says Rubio in meeting with Vivian
SINGAPORE: Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan has raised the impact of America's tariffs and export controls with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who said these were not directed at Singapore.
Half of small and mid-sized regional firms upbeat about business outlook post-US tariffs: UOB study
[SINGAPORE] Business sentiment in the region has declined sharply following the announcement of US tariffs, with only 48 per cent of firms positive about the business outlook, down from 77 per cent ...
About 1 in 2 SMEs in region positive about business outlook post-US tariffs, down from 77%: UOB study
SINGAPORE] Business sentiment in the region has declined sharply following the announcement of US tariffs, with only 48 per cent of firms positive about business outlook, down from 77 per cent before, ...
Singapore Paincare opens 7.6% higher at 16.9 cents after SIAS says privatisation price should be at 36 to 37 cents
Instead of seeking slight gains by selling their shares in the open market, SIAS notes that shareholders who sold will not have recourse if the offer price is increased subsequently.
This company is helping family offices turn idle crypto into passive income
Figment transforms idle crypto assets into reliable income streams through secure, institutional-grade staking ...
Singapore’s AAA Bills Offer an Opportunity for US Carry Trade
Some of the safest assets in Asia offer investors a yield pickup to Treasuries in the wake of the US losing its last AAA credit rating.
Retailers in Singapore seek lower costs and bigger market in Johor Bahru, but face challenges
Some firms cite hiring challenges and concerns over “abandoned malls” in Johor Bahru, while others call for incentives under the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone.
Singapore’s climate strategy stands firm amid global setbacks on emissions
SINGAPORE] As major economies scale back climate commitments and global momentum stalls, Singapore stands out for its steadfast approach to climate action. Read more at The Business Times.
Singapore fines operator $2.3M over massive MRT disruption affecting millions
Singapore's rail operator SMRT has been fined 3 million SGD (US$2.33 million) after a major six-day disruption crippled the East–West MRT (mass rapid transit) Line in late 2024, affecting some 2.6 ...
Singapore set for multibillion-dollar Mice sector with projected growth
Mice visitors to Singapore are expected to contribute 10%, or $3.5b, of the city’s tourism receipts by 2040. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.