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Singapore Stock Market May Test Support At 5,400 Points

(RTTNews) - The Singapore stock market on Friday ended the two-day slide in which it had fallen almost 30 points or 0.6 percent. The STI now sits just above the 5,415-point plateau although it may see renewed selling pressure on Monday.

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Why has Ross Gittins sold-out to the immigration lobby?

Ross Gittins was one of the few mainstream media commentators who took a principled stand on immigration. If you search for “immigration” on Ross Gittins’ website, you’ll find a slew of articles…

  • Ross Gittins previously criticized immigration as cheap and nasty for economic growth.
  • Now, Gittins argues immigration is not responsible for falling real wages.
  • Gittins claims cutting immigration would hinder economic growth and strain the working population.

Sydney’s new US$4 billion airport opens with barely any flights

Australia’s biggest aviation infrastructure development in decades opens as global travel faces its toughest period since Covid

  • Sydney's Western Sydney International airport opens with US$4 billion investment
  • Airport handles 8.4 million passengers by decade's end, but only 6+ daily flights
  • Lack of rail connectivity and low airline interest limit airport's growth potential

KOSPI Opens Down 3.17% Monday

[Economy] : The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index fell 179-point-64 points, or three-point-17 percent, on Thursday to open at five-thousand-673-point-01.

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