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Global oil markets are showing fresh signs of strain after months of war, as conflict-weary traders, anxious buyers, and under-pressure executives huddle in Singapore for the region’s main industry gathering.
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Hong Kong’s top financial regulators have urged local banks to make greater use of the city’s growing pool of offshore yuan liquidity, while also flagging the need to prepare for a coming wave of autonomous AI systems used in the financial sector.
Hong Kong’s top financial regulators have urged local banks to make greater use of the city’s growing pool of offshore yuan liquidity, while also flagging the need to prepare for a coming wave of autonomous AI systems used in the financial sector.
According to data from realestate.com.au, housing affordability has fallen to its lowest level on record, with households earning a median income of about $125,000 a year only able to afford 12% of…
The Singapore portfolio rises 5.6% on a market cap-weighted basis while the STI gains 2.3%
Korean stocks started sharply higher Monday, driven by gains in tech shares, despite heightened military tensions in the Middle East. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rose 222.40 points, or 3.33 percent, to 6,909.61 as of 9:15 a.m. Overnight, military attacks intensified between the United States and Iran.
