Market Round-Up: What did you miss?

Singapore stocks fell for a second day on Monday, dragged by financials such as OCBC Bank and United Overseas Bank. The Straits Times Index fell 0.16 percent or 5 points to end at 3,325. Property developer United Industrial Corp ended little changed on Monday. ( read original story ...)

DBS expects RBI to cut its policy rates by 0.25%

The Development Bank of Singapore expects the Reserve Bank of India to cut its ... retaining the flexibility to react to the evolving inflation trajectory, said DBS, a leading Asian bank with focus on further expanding in India. “We expect a 25 basis ... ( read original story ...)

DBS expects RBI to cut its policy rates by 0.25 per cent

Singapore: The Development Bank of Singapore expects Reserves ... retaining the flexibility to react to the evolving inflation trajectory, said DBS, a leading Asian bank with focus on further expanding in India. "We expect a 25 basis points (0.25 per ... ( read original story ...)

Kandis Residence Review

Established in 1969, Tuan Sing is headquartered in Singapore with over 60 subsidiaries and associates throughout Southeast Asia, China and Australia. With a focus on property development, Tuan Sing have created lavish and high-end projects in Singapore alone. ( read original story ...)

EC demand tipped to stay buoyant

Executive condominiums (ECs), a hybrid of public and private housing, have also been swept up in the resurgent property market ... Ms Tricia Song, research head at Colliers International Singapore, said: "ECs tend to be priced 20 to 30 per cent lower ... ( read original story ...)

CapitaLand fails to evict prestigious London art gallery

Britain's High Court has dealt a blow to Singapore's CapitaLand after it ruled that the property giant is not allowed to evict a tenant in order to redevelop a prime space in the heart of London. The legal battle first went to a London County Court in ... ( read original story ...)