As the dollar prepares for its worst weekly loss in two months, global markets ride a wave of optimism fueled by Trump's trade chatter, while the yen steadies itself for a likely rate hike.

ASIAN markets rose on Friday after a record day on Wall Street in response to Donald Trump’s tax-cut pledge, while the yen weakened slightly ahead of an expected interest rate hike by the Bank of ...

KEPPEL has been granted a subsea cable landing licence by the US for a subsea cable system connecting Singapore to the country. Read more at The Business Times.

Singapore's central bank on Friday loosened its monetary policy, the first such move since 2020, saying it expects inflation and growth to be slower than it initially forecast this year. The Monetary ...

Singapore's overall inflation has continued to slow, coming in at 2.4% for 2024. That's lower than the 4.8% from the year before. Market watchers said the trend might give authorities room to address ...

Here's what you can look forward to this week. Aliwal Urban Arts Festival returns this Saturday for an afternoon of fun. Taking place at Aliwal Arts Centre, this one-day festival brings together urban ...

Singapore's central bank eased monetary policy Friday for the first time in almost five years on expectations that inflation and economic growth will slow this year.

Li Shengwu’s interview with The New York Times has drawn renewed attention to the appointment of Lucien Wong as Singapore’s Attorney General. Critics question Wong’s extended tenure beyond the ...

The number of phishing emails received by Australians surged by 30% last year, according to new research by Abnormal Security.

The station in Bukit Timah will serve over 20,000 residents in the area between Hillview and Beauty World stops. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The move comes amid a rising number of active hoarding cases, which agencies warn will have consequences if not tackled. In severe cases of hoarding, items can spill into the corridors, posing ...

The private residential price index grew 3.9 per cent in 2024, the slowest annual price growth recorded since 2020 Read more at straitstimes.com.