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MAS might tighten monetary policy: Credit Suisse
MAS might tighten monetary policy: Credit Suisse
The appreciation path is likely to be very gradual at 0.5%.
Far East Hospitality Trust to get boost from Oasia Hotel Downtown
Distribution per unit could increase 4% to 3.09 cents.
Park West sold for $840.89m
About $144.6m can be paid to expand the estate's floor area.
Retail sales up 5.3% in November
The total retail sales value hit $3.8b, up 5.56% from $3.6b last year.
NODX in December to likely hit 12.2%: Moody's
Export momentum picked up during the peak holiday season.
Construction sector to weigh down 2018 GDP growth
The GDP is expected to grow 3%, slower than last year's 3.5%.
Watch out for these taxes that could hike next month
E-commerce, estate duties and even personal income may be affected according to economists.
Far East Hospitality Trust to buy Oasia Hotel Downtown for $210m
An additional $15m will be issued to the vendor if net property income strikes $9.9m.
Freehold residential site Summer Green for sale
The owners expect offers above $48.5m.
SGX to amend rules on quarterly reporting
If QR is retained, only firms with at least $150m market cap will be required to do it.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.22%
Expect some good news today.
Daily Briefing: Maritime sector stocks dominated 2017; Home prices to rebound until 2019
And here are the top three REITs of 2017.
Chart of the Day: Singapore's number of doctors in lower range for developed countries
The city state has 2.2 doctors for 1,000 people.
118 HDB flats auctioned from 2013 to 2017
6% of flat sales were insufficient for tenants' full CPF refund.
Heated telco wars persist in 2018
Expect a mobile virtual network operator to go live as early as Q1.
Construction contracts to reach at least $26b in 2018: BCA
Demand for public sector construction is expected to grow from $16b to $19b.
SingPost struggles with logistics price pressures
Margins are still generally low, no thanks to intense pricing competition.
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