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Singapore core inflation hits 4.4% in June, highest level since global financial crisis
SINGAPORE’S core inflation hit 4.4 per cent in June – up from 3.6 per cent in May, and the first time that it has breached the 4.0 per cent handle since end-2008.
Meyer Park launched for collective sale at S$420m reserve price
A FREEHOLD seafront residential site at 81 and 83 Meyer Road has been launched for collective sale at a reserve price of S$420 million.
Auctions rebound in Q2 as interest rates surge: Knight Frank
AUCTION listings rebounded by 47.5 per cent in Q2 2022 as interest rates surged, according to Knight Frank’s market update on Monday (Jul 25).
Gojek extends driver fee to end-2022 amid fuel price uncertainties
RIDE-HAILING service Gojek and Grab are extending till end-December a temporary fee to help Singapore drivers cope with fuel price uncertainties, following a similar move by taxi operators.
Oiltek International obtains RM35.2 million in new contracts
OILTEK International has won RM32.5 million (S$10.1 million) in new contacts from Malaysia, Indonesia and Pakistan.
The STI today
Singapore stocks flat on Monday amid mixed regional showing; STI slips 0.03%
THE Straits Times Index (STI) edged down 0.03 per cent or 0.87 point to close at 3,180.47 points on Monday (Jul 25), following Wall Street’s lead last Friday.
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