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Singapores key consumer price gauge rose 3.8% in July, matching economists forecasts, official data showed on Wednesday. The core inflation rate - which excludes private road transport... -Today at 01:09 am- MarketScreener

Singapore on Tuesday named the three candidates running for the largely ceremonial role of president, kick-staring an electoral process that is seen as a referendum on the party that has ruled the...

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SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Singapore slightly cut its economic outlook for 2023 on Friday after it narrowly averted a recession in the second quarter, with weak global demand a key drag on its trade-reliant economy. Industrial output and exports have fallen for nine straight months, raising the risk of a prolonged downturn, but a trade ministry official told a press conference a technical recession - two consecutive quarters of contraction - was not expected this year. On an annual basis, the econom...

SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Tuesday sought to reassure the public after a spate of political scandals rocked his ruling party in recent months and amid continuing worries over inflation in the city-state. In remarks made on the eve of Singapore's national day, Lee said his government would maintain "high standards of honesty, integrity, and propriety" after the anti-graft agency launched a rare investigation into a cabinet minister, and two la...

Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Tuesday said inflation is still an issue for the city-state. Inflation is still a problem for us, as it is for many countries, Lee said in an...

Singapores government on Tuesday ordered Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loongs estranged brother to correct a post on his Facebook page that it said contained falsehoods about a recent controversy...

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Southeast Asian ride-hailing company Grab plans to acquire Singapores third-largest taxi operator Trans-Cab, the companies said in a joint statement on Thursday. The acquisition would...

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Southeast Asian ride-hailing company Grab plans to acquire Singapores third-largest taxi operator Trans-Cab for around S$100 million ($75.64 million), the Straits Times newspaper reported on Thursday, citing sources.