Daily Debrief: What Happened Today (May 22)

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Singapore keeps 2025 growth forecast despite easing US-China tensions, upward revision of Q1 growth

DESPITE a slight improvement to the external demand outlook, risks are tilted to the downside, with the possibility of a technical recession, says MTI.

Judge raises questions over whether Thomson View’s S$810 million en bloc deal has secured 80% mandate within time stipulated

LAWYER representing collective sale committee asked to file affidavit to explain how the collective sale agreement and supplementary agreement differ.

Downside risks could intensify for exporters once 90-day tariff truce expires: EnterpriseSG

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SINGAPORE’S key exports for Q1 climb 3.3%; agency maintains 2025 growth forecast at 1-3%.

‘Increasingly difficult and challenging’ to partner both US and China: DPM Gan Kim Yong

NEUTRALITY ‘not possible’; Singapore always takes position based on its principles, he says.

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Daily Debrief: What Happened Today (May 21)

Singtel jumps 2.6% on S$0.10 per share dividend, S$2 billion share buyback plan

COMPANY’S shares hit highest price in more than 5 years as telco returned to the black with S$2.8 billion H2 net profit.