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Singapore economy likely to grow in 2022 but don't rule out recession, stagflation: Lawrence Wong SINGAPORE'S baseline assumption is that its economy is still able to grow this year, but adverse situations such as a recession or stagflation cannot be ruled out, owing to uncertainties arising from the deepening crisis in Ukraine, said Finance Minister Lawrence Wong on Tuesday (Mar 22).

Singapore mortgages may rise as much as 0.75% this year following Fed hikes, consultants say MORTGAGE rates in Singapore could be raised 3 times this year, by 25 basis points each time, according to mortgage advisors polled by The Business Times.

Singapore could potentially include nuclear in energy supply mix: report NUCLEAR energy may not be completely off the table as Singapore charts its path to decarbonise the power sector to net-zero emissions by 2050.

Banks not a one-way bet; look at the big picture THERE was a time when banks could do no wrong. Everything they touched would somehow turn to gold. It didn't matter which bank we had invested in. It was like having a licence to print money.

SPH shareholders vote in favour of Cuscaden takeover offer

SHAREHOLDERS of Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) have voted in favour of the takeover offer from consortium Cuscaden Peak.

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STI declines 0.2 per cent, bucking Asia rally

SINGAPORE shares declined as regional indices climbed on Tuesday (Mar 22).