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5 biggest wishes for Singapore Budget 2014
5 biggest wishes for Singapore Budget 2014
As the Budget for 2014 will be announced in February 2014, it might be worthwhile for us to take stock of Singapore’s development for the past year...
Singapore GDP to register 'massive upward revisions' in 4Q13
Thanks to industrial production's surprising jump.
Chart of the Day: Singapore's 5.2% industrial production jump surprised analysts
And yes, everyone was happy.
Singapore's manufacturing output up 6.2% in December
See how each segment fared.
Why Singapore's current 'inflation bliss' could be short-lived
Industrial production likely to disappoint.
December inflation easing suggest government measures are making a dent
Housing prices, vehicle demand both moderating.
See how wage hikes could fuel inflation risks in 2014
Inflation seen rising to 3.3%, says UOB.
Singapore's top 1000 firms post 13.9% jump in total revenue
But combined profits up a measly 2.1%.
Singapore inflation moderated to 2.4% in 2013
Due to lower road transport cost.
Singapore's December inflation predicted to hit 2.2%
Base effect is at work.
Korea's GDP seen to ease to 0.8% in 4Q13
Call it a 'technical slowdown', says analysts.
Singapore firms clamour for less complex business rules
Simplify rules for tax incentives, they said.
China reports 7.7% GDP in 4Q13
Here's what puzzled analysts.
What you need to know about Deloitte's Budget 2014 wish list
Pursue new tax treaties, re-negotiate old ones.
Singapore consumers anticipate inflation to fall further in the next 1-5 years
Here are 3 reasons why.
Here's how tech domestic exports dragged Singapore's December NODX
Tech DX contracted by 3.1%.
Taiwan's December export orders to inch 2.2% higher
Industrial output also seen to pick up.
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