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SINGAPORE] A persistent surge in oil prices may force Asean central banks to end their monetary easing cycles in the second half of 2025, said economists from OCBC in a note on Wednesday (Jun 25).
It has sold and continues to offload noncore activities to focus on areas that will provide synergies to its key commercial aerospace, defence and smart city activities. In this regard, it is adding ...
Asia-Pacific markets were set to open mixed Wednesday, as investors weighed a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, as well as ...
Global shares were on track for a second straight day of gains on Tuesday with oil prices plummeting further as market ...
Singapores core inflation rose 0.6% year-on-year in May, matching economist expectations and marking the fifth straight month ...
Singapore’s key inflation gauge slowed in May due to a continued decline in recreation prices. The core inflation rate, which ...
Preliminary purchasing managers’ surveys in the eurozone, U.K. and U.S. are among the biggest highlights in the week ahead.
The peso fell to 57.45 against the US dollar Thursday from 56.98 Wednesday as crude prices surged amid the Israel-Iran ...
The biggest light bulb went on when the IMF upgraded or worsened the inflation forecast for the U.S., but deteriorating inflation outlook in China.
We expect to see more divergence in how Asian currencies are performing, shaped by a combination of both structural and ...
Bond investors fleeing the United States are finding a haven in stable and lucrative Asian debt markets, with Malaysia ...
The U.S. dollar pared losses to trade firmer on the yen on Tuesday, after economic data showed American consumers growing ...