Singaporean banks are set to report stronger profits for the fourth quarter, but growth could take a hit this year as U.S.

Singapore’s Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan has said the city state is unlikely to be on the US tariff “hit list”.

SINGAPORE - Singapore is not expected to be hit by trade tariffs from the United States, but still stands to be indirectly ...

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NESTLED in the heart of Jurong East is World Farm Nursery. Rows of plants stretch across 8,000 square metres of land, from ...

As the US escalates tariff threats against trading partners, experts warn that Singapore's close trade relationship with China makes it vulnerable to indirect consequences.

Analysts say the impact would be cushioned by other factors, but could worsen if more countries are targeted by US tariffs.

Singaporean banks are set to report stronger profits for the fourth quarter, but growth could take a hit this year as US President Donald Trump's trade tariffs and other policies threaten to undermine ...

Recent developments have placed Singapore at the centre of investigations by US regulatory agencies over its role in the ...

Questions have been raised for Singapore's reported involvement in being an intermediary for China to acquire NVIDIA GPUs the ...

Singapore drew S$21.9 billion ($16.2 billion) in investment commitments in 2024, slightly higher than 2023, the Economic ...

Singapore's disgraced former transport minister S. Iswaran, jailed last year for obstructing justice and receiving more than ...