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US-CHINA trade relations headed south in May and early June and the two economies have imposed additional tariffs on each other, though they appear to have patched things up slightly at the end of June in Osaka.

POLICYHOLDERS of traditional life insurance plans can heave a sigh of relief.

IMAGINE you are the owner of a nature resort and a major wildfire sweeps in, leaving a trail of devastation over a vast swathe of forest but which miraculously spares your property. Or suppose you have a small factory dealing in auto parts in an industrial park...

SO it's come to this: surgery, deferred annuities and rock 'n' roll.

IT'S slim pickings in the bond market at the moment. What else can fund managers do but fall into line with their index, close their eyes and buy?

FINTECH and e-payment business PayU has taken a majority stake in Singapore online payment company Red Dot Payment (RDP), PayU said in a media statement on Friday.

CHRISTINE Lagarde's nomination to run the European Central Bank (ECB) is a high-risk, French-orchestrated gamble that shatters the Bundesbank's pretensions to influence the fate of economic and monetary union. The selection of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) managing director and former French finance minister to take over...

RETAIL investors’ interest in Singapore Savings Bonds (SSBs) has waned in recent months, likely due to competition from banks offering higher rates for fixed deposits, DBS Group Research said on Thursday morning.

RETAIL investors’ interest in Singapore Savings Bonds (SSBs) has waned in recent months, likely due to competition from banks offering higher rates for fixed deposits, DBS Group Research said on Thursday morning.

SOME analysts have argued the recent selldown of Singapore bank stocks on concerns over US-China trade tensions has made them attractive on valuation grounds, trumping even the much vaunted, high yielding S-Reit sector.