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Posted on 30/04/2025

Singapore’s Wilmar posts higher first-quarter profit, flags tariff uncertainty

Company is one of the world’s largest food producers. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Posted on 30/04/2025

Singapore SMEs Hit by Record 8.47% Borrowing Costs and Shrinking Loan Access in 2024: Linkflow Capital Survey

New data shows sharp contraction in loan sizes, rising business cessations, and shifting lender dynamics as SMEs struggle with tighter financing conditions.

Posted on 30/04/2025

New types of players seek ‘diamonds in the rough’ by pursuing SME M&A deals in Singapore, Asean

Unlike traditional private equity firms, these niche players have an appetite for micro- to small buyouts and longer-term holds Read more at The Business Times.

Posted on 29/04/2025

Why Smart Money Is Still in Crypto (Even After the Chaos)

Photo from Unsplash.com After the recent market turbulence, a lot of investors are rethinking their portfolios, looking for assets that promise both growth and resilience to market fluctuations. Smart ...

Posted on 29/04/2025

Singapore stocks end lower amid mixed regional markets

Across the broader market, gainers outnumbered losers 259 to 214. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Posted on 29/04/2025

Singapore’s Q1 unemployment up slightly; employment growth slows amid trade war uncertainty

MOM expects the labour market to soften, given greater uncertainties in external growth prospects. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Posted on 29/04/2025

Singapore’s tripartite partners must make ‘short-term tradeoffs and long-term investments’ in transformation: SNEF

SINGAPORE]  In these uncertain times, the government, employers and unions must “come together to make necessary short-term tradeoffs and long-term investments”, said Singapore National Employers ...

Posted on 29/04/2025

Singapore’s Wilmar International posts 4% rise in first-quarter profit

Singapore-listed food conglomerate Wilmar International reported a 4% rise in first-quarter profit on Tuesday, on better performance from both its food products and plantation and sugar milling ...

Posted on 29/04/2025

Trump’s baseline tariffs affect 55% of Singapore’s exports – what about the rest?

SINGAPORE] While the US has slapped a 10 per cent baseline tariff on all countries, this rate applies to only about 55 per cent of Singapore’s domestic exports to the US. Read more at The Business ...

Posted on 29/04/2025

Singapore downgrades 2025 GDP forecast amid tariffs

Singapore's Ministry of Trade and Industry has cut the country's growth forecast for 2025 to zero percent to 2 percent in the face of US tariffs, with some economists warning of a possible technical ...

Posted on 29/04/2025

Singapore’s growth outlook more cautious as US tariffs hit: MAS

Singapore’s growth outlook has turned more cautious amid an increasingly challenging global trade environment following US tariffs. This is according to the Monetary Authority of Singapore's report ...

Posted on 28/04/2025

GE 2025: PAP will provide support for Singaporeans for as long as necessary says Indranee

SINGAPORE] Goods and services tax (GST) vouchers, cash payouts and utilities rebates may not seem much but these support measures and others are substantial when they are added up, said Minister in ...

Posted on 28/04/2025

Singapore stocks close lower amid caution over economy’s outlook

The biggest decliner on the index is UOB, and the top gainer is Yangzijiang Shipbuilding. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Posted on 28/04/2025

GE2025: Losing three, four ministers would weaken both the government and Singapore: PM Wong

SINGAPORE] Losing three or four ministers would weaken both the government and the country, at an already challenging time, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on Monday (Apr 28). Read more at The ...

Posted on 28/04/2025

U.S. tariffs will cause demand shock to Singapore economy: MAS

U.S. tariffs will have multiplier effects that will "generate a broader negative income and demand shock to the Singapore economy", the Monetary Authority of Singapore said in its macroeconomic review ...

Posted on 28/04/2025

Lengthy Trade War May Further Drag On Singapore Growth, MAS Says

Singapore’s central bank warned a prolonged global trade war could pose even greater risks to growth and inflation, with the initial round of tariffs already set to hit 60% of the city-state’s exports ...

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