Singapore Wrap Wednesday
Today's notable stories
Singapore sees role for sukuk in infrastructure financing: MAS
Sukuk financing is ideal for infrastructure projects and will complement ongoing work by Singapore to enhance the bankability of infrastructure projects in the region, a Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) official said Wednesday morning.
Smart Nation initiatives giving new opportunities to companies: IDA
IDA said on Wednesday at CommunicAsia 2015 that the Smart Nation drive is creating an environment that provides new growth and market opportunities for businesses in Singapore.
Singapore investors face investment returns shortfall of 3.6%: Manulife
Singapore investors face a potential shortfall of 3.6 per cent in annual returns on their investments to keep up with the rising costs of their financial goals, including saving for retirement and higher education.
DBS to open first Australia branch in June
DBS Bank is expanding into Australia next, after receiving regulatory approval to conduct institutional banking activities in the country.
SGX raps YuuZoo for misusing SGXNet
Singapore Exchange (SGX) on Wednesday reprimanded YuuZoo Corporation for its May 21 announcement, saying that the company had "misuse(d) SGXNet".
The STI Today
Singapore: STI stages 9-pt rebound after Tuesday's 51-pt loss
After Tuesday's 51-point loss, the Straits Times Index (STI) on Wednesday managed a 9.09-point rebound to 3,349.84. Turnover, which rose to S$1.7 billion on Tuesday, amounted to 1.3 billion units worth S$1.5 billion and excluding warrants, there were 199 rises versus 249 falls.
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International
Indonesia’s push for regional economic integration to continue under Prabowo: Vivian Balakrishnan
Outgoing Singapore, Indonesia leaders to hold their final retreat in Bogor on Apr 29
Beijing city to subsidise domestic AI chips, targets self-reliance by 2027
China passes tariff law as tensions with trading partners simmer
Blinken meets Chinese counterpart Wang Yi in Beijing
South Korea’s public finances no longer a credit rating ‘strength’: Fitch