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Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust was seen with the most growth.

Power generation, manufacturing, transport industries will be the most impacted.

It has outperformed IPO projections for eight consecutive quarters.

This is despite a 16.3% increase in its revenue during the same period.

The move was done in anticipation of traffic recovery in Singapore.

Excluding petroleum products, an expansion of 25.2% was reported.

A transition framework will be set to help companies adjust.

On a QoQ basis, a 3.6% increase was observed.   Singapore recorded a 34.9% year-on-year (YoY) increase in domestic wholesale trades, the Department of Statistics Singapore reported. 

This is to complement Enterprise Singapore’s temporary bridging loan programme for SMEs.

The carbon tax will be raised to $25 per tonne in 2024.

ThaiBev was seen with the most growth.

Its maturity date will be five years from the date of issue.

Decreased visitorship during the pandemic caused the 49% decline.

This is given the unfavourable base effect and the moderation of global growth and trade levels.

Singapore's national budget will be delivered by Finance Minister Lawrence Wong today. 

The lab is expected to be completed in 2025.