DBS Better Positioned as Singapore Banks Brace for 2026 NIM Pressure Singapore bank NIM pressure is expected to continue into 2026 as falling interest rates weigh on earnings across the sector. Analysts
Singapore has introduced a new law that gives a government commission authority to block and restrict harmful content online. The aim: respond faster to cyber-harassment, child abuse, doxxing, abuse of intimate images,
Offshore technology footprint expansion is becoming a central part of MNA Ventures’ 2026 growth story as the Dubai-based investment and business group advances its international strategy through the incorporation of AGT Hub
World Cup goal leaders are footballers who turned the biggest stage in the sport into a place of personal history. The FIFA World Cup is not built like a domestic league. It
USD/JPY pushed above 161.50 as the Japanese yen came under renewed selling pressure, putting traders on alert for possible action from Japanese authorities. The move placed the currency pair near levels that
Stats Reject Smash-and-Grab Claim FT Portugal led possession 75-25, but DR Congo edged shots, shots on target and expected goals. DR Congo Make World Cup Return Count FT The Leopards did more
Singapore’s labour market is seeing a gradual decline in part-time employment opportunities, with flexible job postings falling across all major sectors despite continued demand for reduced-hour work arrangements. According to new data
Singapore’s secondary private housing market weakened further in the first quarter of 2026, with resale transactions falling 9.6% quarter-on-quarter as buyers increasingly shifted toward newly launched residential projects. According to a report
Retail investors in Singapore are dramatically increasing their exposure to real estate investment trusts, with net buying in S-REITs reaching approximately $925 million in 2026 through May 21, according to new data
Singapore’s booming artificial intelligence sector is emerging as a critical buffer for the country’s 2026 economic outlook, helping offset mounting risks linked to Middle East instability, global trade uncertainty, and rising energy
Singapore has emerged as one of the world’s leading adopters of generative artificial intelligence amongst workers, ranking second globally for AI diffusion in the first quarter of 2026, according to new data
The collapse of the proposed sale of M1 to Tuas Limited is expected to intensify competitive pressure across Singapore’s telecommunications sector, with analysts warning that operators may remain trapped in a prolonged
