Singapore police have started an investigation into troubled crypto exchange Holdnaut, according to multiple reports. The white collar division of the police force is looking into allegations of ...
Police investigating Singapore-based crypto lender Hodlnaut for suspected cheating, fraud offences
SINGAPORE: The police are investigating Singapore-based crypto lender Hodlnaut and its directors for suspected cheating and fraud offences. Between August and November this year, the police received m ...
Singapore warns of slower economic growth in 2023
Singapore warned on Wednesday that economic growth could slow to a trickle next year owing to weakness in key export markets including the United ...
Singapore’s 2023 growth forecast at 0.5-2.5%; 2022 forecast narrowed to ‘around 3.5%’
SINGAPORE’S economy is forecast to grow at between 0.5 per cent and 2.5 per cent in 2023, while the official full-year growth forecast for 2022 has been narrowed to “around 3.5 per cent”, according to ...
S’pore-based crypto lender Hodlnaut faces police probe, public urged to submit documents
Between August and November 2022, multiple police reports were received which alleged that Hodlnaut and/or its directors had made false representations relating to the company’s exposure to the ...
Crypto lender Hodlnaut faces police probe, public urged to submit documents
Embattled Singapore-based cryptocurrency lender Hodlnaut is facing investigation from the police. On Wednesday, the police said the Commercial Affairs Department (CAD) Between August and November 2022 ...
Singapore’s core inflation eases slightly to 5.1% in October; expected to stay elevated in next few quarters
SINGAPORE: Singapore's core inflation eased slightly to 5.1 per cent in October, driven by smaller increases in electricity and gas prices, retail, as well as other goods and service, official data ...
Singapore core inflation eases to 5.1% in October, first drop in 8 months
The headline consumer price index or overall inflation came in at 6.7%, down from September’s 7.5%. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore sees low 0.5% GDP growth in 2023 as exports slump
SINGAPORE: Singapore on Wednesday projected its economic growth rate for next year to come in as low as 0.5%, as an export slump underscores a worsening global outlook. Trade officials said the range ...
Singapore sees 2023 GDP growth as low as 0.5% as exports slump
Singapore on Wednesday projected its economic growth rate for next year to come in as low as 0.5%, as an export slump underscores a worsening global outlook. Trade officials said the range for 2023 ...
Singapore expects trade growth of -2% to 0% for 2023; full-year forecast for 2022 upgraded
SINGAPORE on Wednesday (Nov 23) upgraded its 2022 full-year trade forecasts for the third time this year, even as it projected negative to flat growth for 2023. Read more at The Business Times.
Singapore’s GDP growth expected to come in ‘around 3.5%’ in 2022: MTI
At the same time, Enterprise Singapore has upped Singapore’s full-year NODX growth projection to ‘around 6.0%’ for 2022.
Uproar as ship with 18,000 tonnes Singapore maize docks
Trade Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria had on Monday said a legal notice for the importation of Genetically Modified Maize by millers was due this week. However, before the State wou ...
FTX Collapse: Binance, Largest Crypto Exchange, Is Under Investigation
The bankruptcy of the FTX cryptocurrency exchange is pushing regulators to increase their scrutiny of the crypto space.
Crypto exchange urges Singapore to implement ‘practical’ regulation on back of FTX collapse
Independent Reserve wants Singapore to lift its ban on cryptocurrency advertising, urging instead for a regulatory framework that protects consumers, but industry regulator MAS has rebuffed criticism ...
Singapore’s PropertyGuru slips back into the red with $5.3 million net loss for the third quarter
Singapore-based online property portal PropertyGuru posted a net loss of $7.4 million Singapore dollars ($5.3 million) for the quarter ended Sept. 30 — down from last quarter’s net profit of SG$3.8 ...