Economy
Singaporean investors seen raising US market allocation to 22% after Trump election
Singaporean investors seen raising US market allocation to 22% after Trump election
Due to interest rate changes and Trump’s economic policies.
Public sector carbon emissions decline in 2023
It slipped by 0.2% from 2022.
Singapore’s financial and legal frameworks attract wealthy families in Asia: report
Whilst preserving wealth remains the top priority for affluent families in the region.
Singapore’s financial and legal frameworks attract wealthy families in Asia: report
Whilst preserving wealth remains the top priority for affluent families in the region.
Non-oil domestic exports likely to gain short-term boost from US tariff risks
In October, NODX fell by 4.6% YoY.
SG, Chile, NZ form joint working group on trade and green economy
The joint working group will provide recommendations to Ministers in 2025.
SG, APEC work on promoting sustainable and inclusive trade
Digital trade, climate change, and clean energy transition are amongst Singapore’s focus areas.
DEPA forms group for Peru membership
It will be chaired by the Republic of Korea.
GIC believes in US economy's long-term potential amidst geopolitical uncertainties: Lee Hsien Loong
The sovereign wealth fund sees opportunities in areas like climate tech and sustainability.
Fewer firms intending to raise wages signals loosening labour market
Companies planning wage hikes dropped to 15.6% from 28.6%.
Singapore’s core inflation expected to ease to 2.2% by December: Nomura
Core inflation rose 2.8% in September.Core inflation is projected to ease over the coming months due to easing imported price pressures and wage pass...
NEA approves LTVP holders as hawker assistants to address labour shortages
Productivity programs were launched to reduce labour dependency.
What is the potential impact of Trump 2.0?
Singapore faces the steepest challenges due to its highly open economy.
Singapore eyes increasing gov't securities issuance limit to $1.515t
This adjustment is intended to last until 2029.
Salary hike to stay modest in 2025 for S’porean workers: Aon
The attrition rate rose to 16.7% YoY this year.
Singapore fares in four areas of national interest: report
It ranges from lifelong learning, health, housing and sustainability, and the economy to security and diplomacy.
Singapore labour market to remain tight in 2025
Manufacturing and services sector to lead labour demand.
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