In Focus

GFTN sets up $200m fund to plug growth-stage fintech gap

The focus will be on firms that have shown commercial traction and scale.

Food production 'inadequate' for 53% of public: SEC Newgate

The survey tracked sentiments from 1,029 people across the city-state. 

Where to invest in 2026 as tariffs, AI, and currencies collide

Chinese stocks and US small caps are good bets, analysts said.

Shrinking margins threaten bank growth despite fat dividend

High dividend yields of up to 6.1% are being tested by shrinking interest margins and a projected 50-basis-point cut to US interest rates.

Singapore firms fail transparency test for 39% of locals

This 1,029-person study reveals gap between boardroom claims and public belief.

Wellness and grocery sectors outpace apparel in spending shift

State-funded SG60 and CDC vouchers are also reshaping the sector.

Banks see STI climbing to 5,000–5,600

MAS committed $5b to its equity programme, with $3.6b already allocated.

Landed sales jump to $4.5b as prices climb on lower rates

About 483 transactions that averaged $2.062 psf were made during the period.

Top 20 under 40: The young lawyers leading Singapore's biggest deals

One of this year’s awardees advised on a landmark $21b restructuring and privatisation-plus-listing scheme.

S-REIT dividends seen rising 2.5% in 2026, analysts say

DBS flags 0.9x book and a 3.7-pt yield gap as refinancing-driven gains loom.

Outbound investment hits $8.9b in Q4 after 119.1% jump

Knight Frank cites MSCI data as rising costs and skills gaps complicate overseas expansion.

SMEs to gain from clearer e-commerce rules

The guidelines should boost the confidence of merchants on large platforms.

Real estate investment sales rise 36.8% to $40b in 2025

Residential and commercial sectors record increases of 20%, 124.7% YoY, respectively.

Economy to cool in 2026 as trade, manufacturing ease: analysts

This follows the country’s highest GDP growth since 2021.

Singapore keeps retail out of crypto for now

The central bank is unlikely to change its stance in the next two to three years.