SINGAPORE] Asian bourses including Singapore’s were largely in the red on Thursday (May 22), after overnight Wall Street’s sell-off as the United States fiscal uncertainty soured market sentiment.
Latest Singapore six-month T-bill cut-off yield slides to 2.2%
SINGAPORE] The cut-off yield for Singapore’s latest six-month Treasury bill (T-bill) fell to 2.2 per cent, according to auction results released by the Monetary Authority of Singapore on Thursday (May ...
MGM Resorts urges ‘competitive’ casino tax
Thailand should have a casino tax rate that is competitive with Singapore and a substantial number of locals should be allowed to visit casino complexes, rather than solely serving foreign tourists in ...
Crypto awareness in Singapore hits record 94%, but ownership falls
Crypto awareness in Singapore has reached an all-time high, with 94% of respondents in a recent survey indicating familiarity with at least one digital asset. However, ownership declined, falling to ...
Singapore says it does not import poultry products from the Brazil farm hit by bird flu
Singapore also has bird flu regionalisation arrangements with Brazil, where imports from affected areas may be suspended while those from unaffected areas can still be brought in.
Taller buildings could be allowed near Singapore airports with height restrictions review: Chee Hong Tat
In his final speech as transport minister, Mr Chee also highlighted efforts to enhance infrastructure and bolster Singapore’s position as a trusted business hub.
CNA938 Rewind – Singapore’s economy grows slightly faster, amid global uncertainties
Singapore's economy grew slightly faster than expected in the first quarter by 3.9 percent on-year. Still, this is a slowdown from the 5 percent growth seen in Q4 2024, with the Trade and Industry ...
Economists split over risk of technical recession, after revised Singapore Q1 growth beats market expectations
Private-sector economists remain split over the risk of Singapore entering a technical recession, with some raising their full-year forecasts after Q1 growth came in better than expected. Read more at ...
Got S$10,000? 4 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks You Can Consider Scooping Up
If you have some spare cash, these four blue-chip stocks could fit snugly within your investment portfolio. The post Got S$10,000? 4 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks You Can Consider Scooping Up appeared ...
Adani Ports Gets $150 Million Loan From DBS, Signals Return Of Lender Confidence
This new loan is seen as a sign that global banks are slowly regaining confidence in the Adani Group. The loan’s interest rate is around 200 basis points above the Secured Overnight Financing Rate ...
Adani Ports gets $150 million from DBS, first global loan since US case
Adani Ports secures $150 million loan from DBS Group, its first global facility since US bribery probe. Marks return of international investor confidence in the group.
Crypto Awareness Hits All-Time High in Singapore, But Holdings Plummet
Over 90% of Singapore residents are aware of cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin remains the top choice, with 68% of crypto investors holding it. While overall crypto investment ...
Crypto Awareness Rises in Singapore, But Only Few Hold Cryptocurrencies
A new survey has revealed that even though cryptocurrency awareness in Singapore rises, the no of actual crypto holders has relatively declined.
Despite 94% Crypto Awareness, Only 29% of Singaporeans Hold Any: Survey
Crypto awareness among Singaporeans has hit a new high of 94%, while only 29% own crypto, down from 40% in 2024: new survey.
Over a third of businesses in Singapore already hurting from tariff pain; 9 in 10 expect ripple effects soon: SBF poll
SINGAPORE] Over one-third of businesses in Singapore are already hurting from the global tariff war, with almost 90 per cent expecting to feel its fallout within the next six months. Read more at The ...
Singapore must take sides based on principle as holding geopolitical neutrality ‘not possible’ says DPM Gan
DPM Gan believes that Singapore must remain nimble and to respond fast to the changing world so that Singapore can remain ‘one step ahead’ of its competitors.