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Singaporean stocks: a cheap play on life after Covid - Vimarsana News

Singaporean stocks: a cheap play on life after Covid

Singapore is returning to normal after the pandemic, with almost every sector in the stockmarket set to benefit.

Weekly Commentary: Collision Course - Vimarsana News

Weekly Commentary: Collision Course

Beijing prodding may have reversed much of the week’s equities market pain, though I doubt positive sentiment will return anytime soon. Click here to read a weekly update.

Who cares about 1MDB when bridges are collapsing? - Vimarsana News

Who cares about 1MDB when bridges are collapsing?

As a jury in Brooklyn, New York, weighed the fate of a former banker accused of conspiring to loot a Malaysian state fund, villagers about an hour’s drive from the country’s power center, Kuala Lumpur, had a more parochial concern. A bridge in a coastal settlement in Kuala Selangor — a politically contested region — had collapsed in 2019. Despite politicians’ promises, it lies in ruin. That bridge is vital to the fishing community, said Muhammad Zabar bin Arssad, who has lived in the area for all his 63 years. Far more important to livelihoods than anything transpiring in a New

Singapore is willing to live with Covid. Inflation? Not so much - Vimarsana News

Singapore is willing to live with Covid. Inflation? Not so much

Officials are betting that elevated prices constitute a larger threat to prosperity than the risk of a sharp slowdown from rapid tightening. They’re not alone

Who Cares About 1MDB When Bridges Are Collapsing? - Vimarsana News

Who Cares About 1MDB When Bridges Are Collapsing?

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- As a jury in Brooklyn weighed the fate of a former banker accused of conspiring to loot a Malaysian state fund, villagers about an hour's drive from the country’s power center, Kuala Lumpur, had a more parochial concern.