Top earners saw the smallest price increases across all income groups for the year. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Consumer inflation in China rose to a five-month high on the back of higher spending in the lead-up to the Lunar New Year.

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As China directs its large financial institutions to help revive and rebalance a struggling stock market, analysts see merit ...

The dollar wobbled near two-month lows on Tuesday as traders weighed tariff worries and the path to U.S. rate cuts, while the ...

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Yet, it stayed low in December, as prices of alcoholic drinks and tobacco recorded the highest increases of 21.2 per cent, ...

SINGAPORE stocks retreated from the previous day’s advance to close lower on Tuesday (Feb 11), as investors stayed cautious ...

As China directs its large financial institutions to help revive and rebalance a struggling stock market, analysts see merit in the plan but are sceptical it will stimulate a recovery. Beijing has ...

European futures hit record peaks on Tuesday as defence stocks soared on expectations of a spending bump, while Hong Kong ...

SINGAPORE/NEW YORK: Asian stocks tracked Wall Street higher on Friday, while the dollar eased as investors contended with U.S. President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs that were not immediately ...