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Robust global demand for gold on ETF and Chinese demand Central banks with long-term goals to increase their gold allocation may also decide to wait for more attractive prices. 🏦 Check out the latest supplement of Who's…
Malaysia seen pausing rate through 2024 as inflation risks fade Going forward, the trajectory of inflation will hinge on the timing of RON95 subsidy reforms, potential demand upsides from partial pension fund withdrawals…
PODCAST: Who is buying HDB resale flats? Are private property owners downgrading a big factor? Senior correspondent Leslie Yee gets insights from Orange Tee’s Christine Sun. #btpodcasts #propertybt 🎧 Listen here: Also a…
China’s real estate woes weigh down S-Reits, but retail sector could be bright spot Rental reversions in the segment are starting to turn positive amid a recovery in consumer spending.
Government to focus on helping seniors, tackling cost of living, with support in Budget 2025: Lawrence Wong Besides broad-based support, the government is also looking at targeted support for groups such as large familie…
OK Lim’s Tanglin Hill bungalow sells for S$39.2 million Price works out to S$2,507 psf on land.
Singapore fintech MoneyHero makes US$8 million offer to acquire MoneySmart Its bid reflects a premium for MoneySmart’s business.
Singapore’s core inflation eases more than expected in July; headline inflation maintains pace Core inflation is at 2.5 per cent, while headline inflation at 2.4 per cent in July.
Inflows of Singapore unit trust funds jump 88.9% in Q2: Morningstar CPFIS funds’ average return is 3.1 per cent in Q2, down from 4.9 per cent in Q1.
Scam victims in Singapore lost S$385.6 million in first half of 2024 as number of cases hits high of 26,587 If the trend continues, scam losses could exceed S$770 million by the end of 2024.
Start your day with BT ☕️: Stocks to watch: Marco Polo Marine, CapitaLand India Trust, Far East Orchard Top stories 1. Lifestyle: Singapore’s fine-dining scene in dire straits; more closures expected before year end 2. C…
'Singaporeans are just not spending here': Lean times for Singapore’s fine-dining scene; more closures ahead “They rather eat in Japan, and you can’t blame them. With the rise in GST, it’s very expensive to eat here beca…
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