In Focus

What will boost S-REIT recovery in 2025

Analysts advise a gradual increase in S-REIT allocations given anticipated volatility.

What to expect in Singapore’s residential property market in 2025

The Property Price Index is projected to grow by 1% to 2% this year.

Premium grocery market rebounds with shifting F&B trends

DFI and Sheng Siong may benefit from an uptick in grocery spending.

5 key sectors set to benefit from the Johor-Singapore SEZ deal

The agreement aims to attract 100 projects over the next decade.

Experts propose tax reforms in 2025 budget to enhance business adaptability

Proposed measures include restrictions on the sale of shares in property-holding companies.

Retail sector faces headwinds despite expected early 2025 boost

Expected GDP easing to affect retail sales growth this year.

Businesses outline 3 priorities they seek in Budget 2025

Firms cite manpower issues and cost pressures as their main challenges.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year!

We’re taking the time off and will be back on 6 January 2025.

Singapore’s most notable lawyers under 40

One of this year’s awardees represented a former transport minister in criminal proceedings.

10 best ways to invest in 2025

Analysts are not too worried about the impact of US tariffs on Asian investments.

Equities market set to moderate in 2025 on US rate cuts

Experts predict interest rates to settle at 3.50-3.75% by end-2025.

Why investors should not to fear Trump’s return

Experts say Singapore can withstand Trump-era policy-related market volatilities.

Singapore’s office oversupply concerns ‘'overstated': analysis

Ongoing return-to-office trend and flight to quality will support the Grade A office market.

3 strategies for navigating Singapore's equities market in 2025

An expert projects a 4.1% dividend yield for the equities market.

What 2025 holds for SREITs

An expert said SREITs will likely have a better year.

Xiaohongshu, Taobao could help Singapore brands reach more Chinese clients

Retailers less familiar with the China market could start with Tmall and JD Worldwide.