Economy
Singapore’s non-oil exports widely misses forecasts with 0.2% dip in May
Due to a slip in electronic exports.
Singapore’s non-oil exports widely misses forecasts with 0.2% dip in May
Due to a slip in electronic exports.
Brace for yet another uninspiring NODX print, analysts warn
A significant recovery is not on the cards.
Here’s why Singapore should be really worried about the steep rise in corporate debt
Corporate debt has risen by 90 percentage points since 2007.
India's April industrial production unexpectedly firm at 4.1%
As inflation held near steady.
Bank Indonesia to focus on financial system stability
Will the tight policy bias remain?
Chart of the day: Singapore sees no respite from persistent deflation
Full-year inflation will remain in the red.
Transitioning your family business to the next generation
Family businesses make a significant contribution to the Singapore economy. According to the government enterprise agency, SPRING, these businesses...
Why Singapore should ban Selfie Sticks
Selfie sticks are the cancer of 2015. Time for Singapore to set the trend and ban them completely for the sake of the tourism business here.
Chart of the Day: See how far productivity growth has fallen from its peak in 2010
It dipped into negative territory last year.
Can Indian and Indonesia policy rates get slashed?
In line with USD rates observations.
Chart of the Day: Manpower-intensive industries stuck with sub-par wage growth
While services sectors are on a roll.
Here's why a current account deficit might actually be good for Singapore
It will give more room for domestic investment.
Economists unimpressed with May PMI uptick
It finally expanded after 5 months of decline.
Business loan growth sinks into the red for the first time since Lehman crisis
Weighed down by cloudy global outlook.
India's real GDP inched up to 7.5% in January to March 2015
This is from a revised 6.6% in 3Q.
Indonesia's CPI inflation break forecasts as it hit 7.2%
It's the highest in a year.
Korea's second quarter growth feared to be weaker than expected
Manufacturing numbers have been nosediving.
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