Economy
Will the economic woes in the West take its toll on Asia?
Singapore’s volatile economy made its growth rate decelerate abruptly year-on-year between Q1 and Q2.
Will the economic woes in the West take its toll on Asia?
Singapore’s volatile economy made its growth rate decelerate abruptly year-on-year between Q1 and Q2.
Domestic wholesale trade grew 13.4% in Q2 2011
And foreign wholesale trade also expanded by 14.7% year-on-year.
Prime Minister's Office appoints Benny Lim as Permanent Secretary
Mr. Lim's appointment is effective from September 1.
Beware: Singapore to suffer significantly from global growth slowdown
An analyst warns investors to stay away from high-beta sectors such as industrials and property.
Top 10 Singapore brands shrug off recession
The brands were valued at US$18bn with Great Eastern emerging as top riser by brand value growth at 83%.
Global gold demand worth a near-record US$44.5bn in Q2 2011
Guess which country has the most demand for the yellow stuff?
Testing times: Indian economy to further slowdown to only 7.2% in 2012
What could be India’s way out of the slowdown?
Temasek: Our share of Singapore economy only about 10%
The investment firm made the clarification amidst “mistaken claims” that Temasek’s stake in the Singapore economy could be almost 60%.
Non-oil domestic exports drop 2.8% in July
And electronic exports plunge 16.9% as key electronic products recorded weaker sales.
GDP growth in Asia to ease in 2011 to a decent 7.2%
And Singapore is one of the six Asian economies which reported 2Q GDP registered sequential
Don’t panic: China’s economy still stable
If GDP growth is only 8% but there is no systemic unemployment, China will be fine.
Singapore tightens employment pass eligibility requirements
New employment policy will maintain the foreign share of the workforce at only one-third.
Philippine remittances suffer from currency strength
The Philippine Peso has strengthened by close to 6% against other currencies since early 2010.
Japan’s GDP shrinks 1.3% in 1Q11
The contraction was led by exports of good and services which dropped by 4.9%.
What to do with Asian central banks’ FX reserves?
In May 2011, roughly 33% of non-Japan Asia reserves were parked in US treasuries.
"Even more important than physical investments is our people": Prime Minister
PM Lee Hsien Loong talked about building the sense of being Singaporean, of ownership and belonging, during the National Day Rally.
Indian monthly trade deficit widened to US$11.1b in July
Trade deficit is expected to stay in the range of 7-8% of GDP.
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