Singapore

Singapore is an established financial hub and it represents a significant 25% to 30% of our GDP in the past four years. The financial industry is changing rapidly along with the disruption of technology. The traditional roles of banks are being challenged by financial technology (fintech) firms.

Expect some profit-taking today.

And are you really making money in property investing?

Its Q2 spike will be short-lived.

On back of its malls’ booming occupancy.

Analysts cut loan growth forecasts for major banks.

Each party has a 50% stake.

On back of the tough operating environment.

The four contracts were all from repeat customers.

Some professionals can earn up to $200,000 per month.

Employment weakness will pose downside risks to inflation.

The stronger USD boosted their revenue growth.

But commercial properties are on the losing end.

Expect muted gains today.

And Singapore prime rentals down 3.6%.

The data centre market is growing at a CAGR of 20%, and Singapore is uniquely positioned to be a major beneficiary. Financial behemoths like Citigroup and OCBC maintain their own facilities while others use colocation centres that are available from providers like Singtel.