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Toyota’s September sales fell 2.9%, with an eighth straight monthly decline in China offsetting growth in Japan and North America.
Mirko Febbrile’s Fico pairs straightforward Italian cooking with a beachside setting; menu highlights include focaccina, grilled seafood and generous desserts.
The STI slipped 0.03% as decliners outnumbered gainers. Wilmar fell 4.9%, while UltraGreen.ai dropped 15.9% after lowering its revenue outlook.
Five bids came in for an Orchard Boulevard plot that can yield about 110 homes, with the top offer at S$1,755 psf ppr.
Standard Chartered says Singapore SME investment it facilitated in Malaysia grew more than fourfold, with much of it entering the Johor-Singapore zone.
The Fed held rates at 3.75% to 4% as AI, energy costs and company-specific developments shaped the day’s Asian market stories.
Q3 rental reversion reached 9.9% as occupancy improved sequentially. Acquisitions and planned sales reshape the portfolio and its leverage.
Mi Material’s nine-month adjusted profit exceeded its FY2025 total, while the company expects Q4 revenue to top Q3 on seasonal demand.
Singapore retail and Australian properties lifted income, while Wisma Atria downtime and divestments partly offset gains.
The euro is down 2% in October as traders weigh France’s debt concerns, the ECB’s inflation stance and shifting expectations for US interest rates.
From Oct 30, individual private-hire car buyers face the financing limits for private cars. The change aims to curb over-borrowing, though COE demand may hold.
NetLink’s H1 distribution per unit rose to S$0.0274 as lower costs offset weaker revenue. Cost pressures and investment in fibre infrastructure remain key facto...
Christine Lagarde will leave the ECB on Feb 7, 2027, amid energy-driven inflation risks, higher borrowing costs and a closely watched succession.
The ECB kept its deposit rate at 2.5% as energy prices rose, growth weakened and Christine Lagarde announced an early departure.
A possible 10-part sale would fund general corporate needs, including capital spending, as investors weigh borrowing for the AI buildout.
The Stoxx 600 rose 0.77% to 649.11 as strong company results supported shares despite higher energy costs and a possible December rate hike.
Brent rose to a six-month high in October as renewed tensions, low inventories and constrained refined-product supplies kept the oil market on edge.
Amazon’s cash burn and holiday-quarter outlook unsettled investors, while AWS revenue grew 39% and advertising sales slowed.
Intel’s revenue and profit forecast missed estimates as memory costs, weaker PC demand and factory constraints offset strong data centre growth.
A proposed three-month seasoning period would restrict uncovered shorts and apply an uptick rule while leaving room for price discovery.