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Global scramble for scarce chip supplies drives Asia growth
SEOUL (BLOOMBERG) – Global manufacturers’ scramble to get hold of scarce semiconductor supplies is driving faster growth in Asia. Demand
Read moreEMERGING MARKETS-Rouble slips ahead of central bank meeting, stocks hover at record highs
Feb 12 (Reuters) – The Russian rouble led declines among emerging market currencies on Friday, following strong gains earlier in
Read moreST-UOB Budget Roundtable to discuss how Budget 2021 measures can boost recovery
SINGAPORE – Measures announced in next week’s Budget will be sliced and diced in a roundtable discussion being organised by
Read moreFree-trade agreement between Singapore and the United Kingdom enters into force on Thursday
SINGAPORE – Traditional Cantonese prawn dumplings called har gow will be one of the many Singaporean products to find greater
Read moreUPDATE 1-Italy-Germany gap at its lowest in 5 years on Draghi effect
* Euro zone periphery govt bond yields tmsnrt.rs/2ii2Bqr (adds details, context, updates prices,) MILAN, Feb 5 (Reuters) – Italy’s 10-year
Read moreExpansionary Budget 2021 to smooth out rough patches on road to recovery
SINGAPORE – Even as optimism bubbles for a sustained economic rebound, government support will be needed to smooth out the
Read moreUPDATE 2-Ethiopia's debt relief request to put other DSSI nations under scrutiny – Morgan Stanley
(Adds details of bond market fallout and debt charts) LONDON, Feb 1 (Reuters) – Ethiopia’s request for debt relief in
Read moreUPDATE 1-Ethiopia's debt relief request to put other DSSI nations under scrutiny – Morgan Stanley
(Adds details, background, quotes) LONDON, Feb 1 (Reuters) – Ethiopia’s request for debt relief in recent days is likely to
Read moreNearly 7 in 10 Singapore firms confident they can stay in business despite big Covid-19 hit: Survey
SINGAPORE – Businesses in Singapore remain hopeful although almost two-thirds, or 63 per cent, were negatively impacted by the Covid-19
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