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Oil prices rise, gains capped on supply glut concerns

[SINGAPORE] Oil prices edged higher Thursday but gains were capped amid fresh worries about the global supply glut as US crude reserves soared to a record high, analysts said.

Transport

Singapore Airlines, India's Vistara launch frequent flyer programme tie-up

12:53 PM

Transport

Changi Airport receives 54.1 million passengers in 2014, up 0.7%

12:53 PM

Government & Economy

Fed keeps 'patient' on rate hike amid 'solid' growth

7:04 AM

Government & Economy

Quick takes: FOMC leaves monetary policy intact, upgrades US growth assessment

8:47 AM

Banking & Finance

Singapore DBS CEO among potential candidates for StanChart's top job

8:03 AM

Government & Economy

MAS springs surprise: slower S$ gains

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BlackRock holds 3.1% of Keppel Land shares
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Transport

Uber steers anti-taxi idea to become global phenomenon
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Real Estate

Completed condo prices down 1.2% in Dec: NUS index
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Buying S'pore or HK property? Watch Fed moves
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Mortgage revival expected in Spain after ECB easing
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Banking & Finance

China to inspect brokerages over margin trade: Xinhua
1:20 PM

Energy & Commodities

Oil prices rise, gains capped on supply glut concerns
1:57 PM

Technology

Apple ties with Samsung as world's top smartphone vendor
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Consumer

Apple ties with Samsung as world's top smartphone vendor
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Government & Economy

Greek government reverses austerity policies, stocks hit
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Life & Culture

Smithsonian envisions a London presence
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Singapore Open returns after 3-year hiatus
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Singapore hosts SEA Games on S$324.5m budget
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Young Investors' Forum

Invest Carnival for investors to get a headstart
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The bull case for oil
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Functional, with down to earth prices
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Original spin on high-style dining
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High-end vibes but needs market focus
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Local food firms take to R&D
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Executive Money

Why investors are paying borrowers
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When bad news is good news for Chinese assets
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Threadneedle plans new funds in Singapore, HK
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The Raffles Conversation

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BoJo, bona fide politician
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Empowering the young
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Swiss watch industry in shock
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Brokers' take
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How China's 'new normal' affects investors
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Musical boost for Singa-Pop
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Show of strength
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Bridging the art of the region
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New foodie hotspots
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Out with golf range, in with hip new hangout
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Greek government reverses austerity policies, stocks hit

2:03 pm

Uber steers anti-taxi idea to become global phenomenon

2:02 pm

Indonesian state enterprises to raise more capital: minister

1:57 pm

Oil prices rise, gains capped on supply glut concerns

1:55 pm

China to expand some Shanghai free trade zone practices nationwide

1:52 pm

Australia: Shares hit 20-week high as rate cut hopes temper oil turmoil

SINGAPORE'S MONETARY POLICY

How Singapore's monetary policy works

The Monetary Authority of Singapore's (MAS) goal is to ensure price stability as a basis for sustainable economic growth.

EDITOR'S CHOICE

Government & Economy

MAS springs surprise: slower S$ gains

Government & Economy

S$ hits 4-year low; exports outlook still gloomy

Government & Economy

Inflation still expected to rise in H2 2015

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