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Here’s the downside of OUE Hospitality Trust’s massive rights issue
It’s going to take a toll on DPU.
Here’s the downside of OUE Hospitality Trust’s massive rights issue
It’s going to take a toll on DPU.
Singapore needs a Bounce-Back Budget for 2016
"I believe in the notion of a trampoline." That metaphor was all it took for Singapore’s deputy prime minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam to encapsulate Singapore’s approach toward fostering socio-economic resilience in her population. The robust exchange with BBC’s Stephen Sackur happened at last year’s St Gallen Symposium in Switzerland, which theme was fittingly dubbed "Proudly Small", as if conference organisers were tipping their hat toward how big of an influence this Little Red Dot has become.
Escalating headwinds to haunt Singapore retail REITs in 2016: report
Opt for suburban-focused retail REITs, analysts urge.
It’s not all gloom and doom for office REITs, analysts say
Landlords are actively wooing tenants.
Singaporean startup which introduces in-store fun apps inked $21.2M deal with HK-listed firm
That’s just for 2016.
Hospitality REITs the weakest link in 4Q15 results season
Other S-REITs proved to be safe havens, though.
Low valuations might spur more delistings, says OCBC
Valuations are at record lows.
Another policy easing likely after Budget 2016, says Citi
There’s room for easier monetary policy.
Chart of the Day: Here's solid proof that it's still too early to relax property cooling measures
Home prices need to drop further.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.1%
Expect more losses today.
Daily Briefing: More Singaporeans live in condos; The ins and outs of the Deposit Insurance Scheme
And URA revises rules for property developers.
The pricing war continues: StarHub launches 3GB for $3 data upsize plan
Following M1 and MyRepublic.
Sembcorp Marine nabs 44% stake in Gravifloat worth US$38m
It’s trying to move into offshore gas processing units.
M1 rolls out upsized mobile plans as telco pricing war heats up
Two SIM-only plans were unveiled.
Singapore is the world’s priciest city to live in for third straight year: EIU
It trounced Zurich and Hong Kong.
Overseas diversification pays big for Singapore developers as local sales dry up
Earnings were cushioned by foreign contributions.
Is a home price crash of over 20% possible in Singapore?
Local home prices had already dipped 8% since 4Q13.
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