The Business Times

Where will Singapore Treasury bills go from here? T-bills here generally track the path of US interest rates, but they have diverged this year. After a record yield of 4.4% last year, an upward trend is unlikely.

SBS Transit Q1 net profit up 1.9% as ridership further improves The improved profitability came despite the company facing an 8.3% rise in operating costs, on higher fuel and electricity costs.

Why are South-east Asian bonds attracting more investors? South-east Asian corporate and government bonds are increasingly seen as a “safe haven” for investors amid geopolitical risks around China. But investors should s…

#Brunch: Crossing the tech chasm in preventive healthcare Singapore has one of the fastest-ageing populations in the world, which threatens to buckle its healthcare system. Can technology help people keep diseases at bay…

Ravi Menon to continue as MAS chief for two more years Menon’s reappointment is effective from Jun 1, 2023, to May 31, 2025, or until his retirement from the public service, whichever is earlier.

#BTOpinion: GXS is entering the consumer loans market at an inopportune time For one, GXS has more depositors than it has creditors, which means higher interest rates will hit it harder. Its cost of funding rises faster…

Entrepreneurial mothers: Not having it all, but making the most of what they have “You have limited resources, so you do what you’re best at. As for the rest, leave it to somebody you trust to handle.” This Mother’s Day,…

Seatrium’s net order book at S$20 billion year-to-date Seatrium, which was formerly known as Sembcorp Marine, says its net order book stands at over S$20 billion for the year-to-date following multiple project wins.

Construction of JB-Singapore RTS Link on Singapore side has reached 50% mark: S Iswaran “Based on the progress that has been achieved on both sides, we expect to be ready and on time for commencing passenger services by…

OCBC to issue A$1 billion of senior floating-rate green notes due 2026 They are expected to be rated “Aa1” by Moody’s, “AA-” by S&P Global Ratings, and “AA-” by Fitch Ratings.