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SINGAPORE: Singapore collected S$97.3 billion (S$1=RM3.19) in tax revenue for financial year (FY) 2025/2026, up by 9.4 per cent compared with the preceding year amid stronger economic activity and consumer spending, the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) said.
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Corn and wheat trackers fell on Thursday, September 3, 2026, while soybeans edged higher on heavy South American supply and weak Chinese demand.
Oil rallied Thursday as Iran conflict fears lifted WTI to US$91.01 and Brent to US$95.63, while Petrobras, Ecopetrol and YPF shares fell on country risk.
CSN's ADRs surged 7.69% on Thursday as Latin America's steel tariff shield held, with Ternium up 1.95% and Gerdau's local shares also gaining in Sao Paulo.
ING analysts Warren Patterson and Ewa Manthey note that Oil prices, including ICE Brent above US$95/bbl, remain supported by heightened US-Iran tensions and robust Iraqi exports routed via the Strait…
Independent economist John Loos expects the ongoing Middle East conflict to lead to postponable end-of-year spending as well as an interest-rate hike.
Top Gun's stunt pilot built a traffic company as a teen. Now he's making millions—enough to fund flying lessons and a $2 million helicopter.
