Economy
Will MAS easing make matters worse for Singapore economy?
It does nothing with the weak demand.
Will MAS easing make matters worse for Singapore economy?
It does nothing with the weak demand.
Is electronics sector able to save weak manufacturing output?
It comprises 27.4% of total output.
Manufacturing and wholesale sectors bear the brunt of collapsing commodity prices
They’ve been the culprit of nominal GDP’s snail pace growth.
How Donald Trump's views on the TPP could sink Singapore
Billionaire US presidential candidate Donald Trump last year called the Trans- Pacific Partnership (TPP) a "horrible deal."
Japan's key August economic indicators likely remained lukewarm
IP forecasted to have risen 1.3% MoM.
Are accommodation and private road transport segments dragging Singapore’s inflation?
The two heavyweight segments remained in the contractionary zone.
Where does Singapore stand in the downstream market index?
Its risk-reward index sits at 58.6.
Hong Kong Exports to remain in contractionary territory
Exports seen contracting by 1.9%YoY in August.
Industrial production likely showed better performance in August
Electronics production grew 8.3% year-to-date.
Singapore August inflation falls 0.3%
This is the smallest annual decline since July 2015.
Will inflation finally see improvement by year-end?
It is expected to average between -0.5% and 0.9%.
Japan's inflation seen bottoming out
It should rise to 1.0% by end-2016.
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And Wartsila Singapore to sell five industrial properties.
Singapore SME profit outlook at its glummest since 2009
Five in six sectors expect profits to shrink.
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And home prices are expected to take another nosedive.
What will keep Singapore export stuck in the doldrums?
The next months will be tough as Singapore faces global headwinds.
Is Singapore headed towards a dreaded fiscal deficit?
Government spending is expected to increase in 2016.