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Singapore’s GDP is forecast to contract between 6% and 6.5% in 2020; expected rebound next year: MTI
GDP is projected to grow between 4% and 6% in 2021, as the world’s major economies rebound from the economic disruption of the Covid-19 pandemic and rebound from this year’s low base.
Headline Singapore, core inflation falls in October after two months of marginal increases
Both headline and core inflation in SINGAPORE took a deflationary turn in October to -0.2%, after two months of marginal increases.
Enterprise Singapore updates 2020 forecast for domestic non-oil trade and exports
SINGAPORE authorities improved their full-year projection for total merchandise trade and national non-oil exports (NODX) on Monday, as the Republic’s total merchandise trade in the third quarter continued to contract, but at a slower pace. slow.
One-third of Singaporeans face difficulties repaying home loans: survey
COVID-19 has put pressure on the financial health of Singaporeans, affecting their ability to pay off their home loans and reducing their passive income, according to the latest OCBC survey.
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MAS to fund banks with up to 25 billion yuan to support offshore renminbi market
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said on Monday that it will provide up to 25 billion yuan (S $ 5.1 billion) of financing to banks in Singapore, in an effort to deepen the liquidity of the RMB and strengthen its ability to meet the rising renminbi (RMB). business needs of customers in Singapore and the region.
ITS today
STI rises 1.27% as economic data show signs of recovery
THE Straits Times Index (STI) ended the day at 2,848.78 points, an increase of 35.77 points or 1.27 percent.
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