Singapore stocks fall; Sembcorp mulling India unit IPO

Singapore stocks ended lower on Tuesday, bucking Asian equities and record gains on Wall Street overnight, hurt by losses in financials and energy shares. Asian shares advanced after U.S. stocks started the fourth quarter on a strong note on Monday, with ... ( read original story ...)

Top 8 ETFs to Invest in Singapore 2017

Investors whom have a long term horizon can participate in the Singapore’s future growth via exposure to these solid corporations. China’s export led growth has lifted the Chinese economy to World No. 2 in terms of absolute GDP, and is continuing its ... ( read original story ...)

Sembcorp Industries mulling Indian unit IPO: report

Singapore's Sembcorp Industries is planning to list its Indian unit, Mint newspaper reported on Tuesday. The unit can be either listed here in India or elsewhere, Mint reported citing two people aware of the plan. The IPO for Sembcorp India, which has ... ( read original story ...)

SET on cusp of breaking 1,700

with Singapore's Straits Times index gaining the most in the region -- up 1.31%. The SET's rally was led by purchases of large-cap equities in the energy, retail, and banking sectors, such as PTT (+2.45%), IRPC (+2.38%), CPALL (+1.87%) and SCB (+1.31%). ( read original story ...)

Open letter to DBS & Singapore ambassador

You must be aware that President Duterte of Philippines had made allegations of corrupt accumulation of wealth by a Senator Antonio Trillanes IV and that the latter had stashed away those funds in many offshore bank accounts, including one account at DBS ... ( read original story ...)

Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.22%

Utilities fell -0.11% and Consumer Staples dropped -0.11%, leading the losses. The index was up 1.93% for the month. "Continued gains on Wall Street Friday could provide some cheer to the local bourse today," OCBC said. More From Singapore Business Review ( read original story ...)

Cromwell eyes Singapore IPO after Europe float stalls

Cromwell Property Group is understood to have resurrected plans for its initial public offering in Singapore after the deal to float the group’s real estate platform in Europe was reportedly called off. Chief executive Paul Weightman told DataRoom at the ... ( read original story ...)