The headlines are getting louder. Oil prices are climbing, markets are swinging, and commentators are once again throwing around the phrase “global financial crisis.” For many retail investors in Singapore, this raises an uncomfortable but important question: will the US–Iran war actually trigger something as severe as the 2008 crisis, or is this just another
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Dear readers, the latest 6-month Treasury Bill (T-bill), BS26016T, concluded its auction yesterday. One of the most notable developments from this issuance is the visible increase in its cut-off yield, which came in at 1.46% per annum. While this may appear to be a modest uptick at first glance, it is nevertheless a meaningful movement,
If you invest in Singapore stocks—whether it’s DBS, Singtel, or smaller SGX-listed companies—here’s a question you probably haven’t thought much about: 👉 Are the fund managers investing your money actually speaking up for you as a shareholder? A growing debate in Singapore suggests the answer is: not enough. Regulators and market participants are now discussing
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The Singapore property market has always had a reputation for resilience. Whether it’s the Asian Financial Crisis, the Global Financial Crisis, or COVID-19, property prices here tend to hold up better than most. But heading into 2026, something interesting is happening. Despite strong demand—especially at premium price points—global uncertainty is becoming the biggest concern among
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Markets today feel confusing for a reason. On one side, you have bold narratives—AI is changing everything, software companies are being disrupted, entire industries are being rewritten. On the other, you have very familiar concerns: interest rates, geopolitical tensions, and unpredictable market swings. For retail investors, especially in Singapore, this creates a difficult question: Should
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What’s happening between Iran and the United States may feel far away, but global events like this have a way of filtering down into everyday life in Singapore—especially when it comes to property. Geopolitical tensions influence oil prices, interest rates, and investor sentiment. All of these factors play a role in shaping the Singapore property
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When markets start swinging wildly—whether due to geopolitical tensions, interest rate shocks, or unexpected crises—it’s easy to feel like you must act immediately. Many retail investors in Singapore have felt this pressure, especially during events like COVID-19, inflation spikes, or sudden global conflicts. But here’s the truth: the biggest investing mistakes are often made not
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Dear readers, Mapletree Pan Asia Commercial Trust (MPACT) closed at S$1.34 on 20 March 2026, reflecting a decline of over 7.5% compared to its price of S$1.45 just a month ago. This recent dip has attracted attention from investors and market watchers alike, as the trust edges toward oversold territory, with the Relative Strength Index
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Why Career Forward 2026 Matters in Today’s Job Market Career Forward 2026 is designed to help you navigate the market change with confidence. By bringing together employers, industry experts, and career coaches, the event provides a clear view of where the job market is heading and how you can prepare for it.The world of work
If you only read the headline numbers, you might think Singapore’s labour market is still doing fine. Employment is growing, unemployment remains low, and businesses are still hiring. But dig deeper—and especially if you’re an investor—you’ll notice something important has shifted. Hiring is slowing. Layoffs are creeping up. And employers are becoming far more selective.
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