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Domestic supply prices fall 1.9% in May
Domestic supply prices fall 1.9% in May
Lower petroleum prices offset continued increases in non-oil goods.
Manufactured product prices fall 0.2% in May
Lower petroleum prices offset continued gains in non-oil manufactured products.
Maybank lifts Singapore GDP forecast on manufacturing growth
AI-related demand continued to support electronics and precision engineering.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI up 0.33%; Top stock is DFI Retail
DFI Retail is the top stock with a 2.98% increase.
HSBC and IHH tie wealth banking to health as longevity demand rises
Clients risk spending later years with chronic disease, making healthspan the true measure of retirement readiness.
Golden Mile Tower strata cinema enters market at $31m
It has a strata area of 104,991 sq. ft.
Maritime market to hit $24.47b by 2031 as automation reshapes ports
Tuas Port eyes 65 million TEUs of annual capacity by the 2040s.
Balestier Centre launched for $180m collective sale
It will have no land betterment charge payable.
Singapore’s AI tool analyses heart attack damage within one minute
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in Singapore.
Surbana Jurong begins global CEO search as Sean Chiao retires
He will retire on 31 July after leading the group for more than three years.
Prime office space tightens despite overall gains
CBD Grade A rents rose 1.1% as vacancy hit a nine-quarter low.
Keppel faces $165m in Jakarta land claim in Supreme Court
The fresh appeal follows two rulings backing Keppel's Indonesian unit.
Singapore greenfield FDI projects in Dubai rise 22% in 2025
Singapore ranked seventh among Dubai’s source markets, with 33 announced projects worth $265m.
Landed home sales ease to $5.4b in 1H 2026
Prestige landed properties remained resilient, with transaction value rising 19.3% YoY.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.52%; Top stock is Thai Beverage
Thai Beverage is the top stock with a 1.15% increase.
Monday Wrap: GDP upgrade, cyber blind spots, and art shift
Mixed signals as hiring softens, wealth competition rises, and tech AI gains continue.
AI keeps Singapore factories firing
Electronics climbed 35.8% as chemicals, biomedical, and transport engineering weakened.
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