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Singapore plans to invest S$5 billion ($3.7 billion) with fund managers to help boost the local stock market, and will start requiring some family offices to deploy a portion of their assets into domestic equities....

JPMorgan Chase & Co. has upgraded Singapore stocks to overweight, citing government support to the market, high dividend yields, and fiscal room to cushion the impact of an external slowdown....

Several veteran staffers of Singapore Exchange Ltd. are leaving as the bourse tries to revive its flagging equities business, according to people familiar with the matter....

South Korea's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate hit 2.9% in January, easing from its three-year high of 3.7% in the month before....

A Singapore government-led review group proposed tax incentives to revitalize the stock market, the first steps taken in a market plagued by low liquidity and a dearth of new listings....

US-Inflationsdaten werden erwartet...

Kelvin Tan began investing online in 2018, and like many Singaporeans, put all of his money into local stocks. Two years later, he had switched entirely into US equities....

Singapore's government is “not averse” to implementing more property cooling measures if needed, the Straits Times newspaper reported, citing Minister for National Development Desmond Lee....

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EMERGING MARKETS-Asian currencies rise amid regional stability; Singapore stocks hit 17-yr high S.Korean won stable after brief martial law Philippine peso hits more than 1-month high Malaysian ringgit hits over 3-week high Singapore stocks soar to 17-year peak Updates for afternoon trade By Roushni Nair and Sherin Sunny Dec 5 (Reuters) - Asian c urrencies rose on Thursday, l ed by the Malaysian ringgit and Indonesian rupiah, as South Korean won stabilized after a brief martial law scare earlier...

EMERGING MARKETS-Asian markets steady as S.Korea recovers; tech stocks drive Singapore rally S.Korean won stable after brief martial law Malaysian ringgit hits over 3-week high Singapore stocks soar to 17-year peak By Roushni Nair and Sherin Sunny Dec 5 (Reuters) - Asian markets held steady on Thursday, with South Korean assets stabilizing after a brief martial law scare earlier this week that rattled investor confidence, while Singapore stocks hit a 17-year high tracking Wall Street's overnight...

Singapore is the top destination for wealthy entrepreneurs to relocate, while Hong Kong fails to make the top 10....

Asia Naphtha/Gasoline-Gasoline crack recovers after Singapore stocks fall...

Singapore distillates stocks gain after four weeks despite net exports...

Singapore, S.Korea stocks at the helm of decline in Asian equities...

Singapore, S.Korea stocks lead declines in Asian equities...

Singapore's middle distillates stocks fall as net exports gain...

Singapore's middle distillates stocks snap three-week fall...

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