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The Fed Looks Set To Hold Rates Steady, But September Is Starting To Look Different
The Federal Reserve is widely expected to leave interest rates unchanged when policymakers conclude their two-day meeting on Wednesday, even as stubborn inflation and renewed energy market volatility keep pressure…
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ST Engineering unit bags S$840 million contract for Taiwanese rail line
The project is expected to start in Q4 this year and will be delivered over eight years [SINGAPORE] The urban solutions business of ST Engineering has secured an S$840 million…
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India GDP Growth Seen Slowing as Investment, Oil Weigh
India’s economic growth forecast slows to 6.6%. Weak investment and higher oil prices weigh. Economists expect Reserve Bank to hold rates. Rising energy costs increase inflation and growth risks. India’s…
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Samsung’s Newest Foldable Could Help Decide If The iPhone Ultra Sinks Or Swims
Samsung marked a new beginning with the launch of its new foldables in London last week. Seven years and eight generations later, the Samsung Galaxy Z lineup is getting a…
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Wall St opens higher as pause in US-Iran hostilities lifts sentiment
Published Mon, Jul 27, 2026 · 10:13 PM [NEW YORK] Wall Street’s main indexes opened higher on Monday (Jul 27) after the United States and Iran paused hostilities, boosting risk…
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Stocks Keep Climbing Despite Global Turmoil. Here’s Why Markets Aren’t Reacting the Way Many Expected
Wall Street has continued to hover near record highs despite a backdrop of severe tumult in the world, leaving many investors wondering why financial markets appear so resilient while the…
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Dunearn House sells 56% of 380 units at average of S$3,140 psf at launch
A total of 212 of the 380 flats have been sold, with all three-bedders fully taken up [SINGAPORE] New residential project Dunearn House, a Frasers Property-led development in the upcoming…
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US Lifts Mexican Cattle Ban: What It Means for Beef Prices
The U.S. Department of Agriculture said Friday it is lifting a more than yearlong ban on Mexican cattle imports that helped push U.S. beef prices to record highs, a move…
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‘Destined to Fail’: Mayor Mamdani Facing Fury Over £55M Taxpayer-Funded Supermarket Project
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing mounting criticism over his £55 million taxpayer-funded supermarket initiative, after officials confirmed this week that the planned city-owned grocery stores may lack…
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Indonesian stocks briefly near bull market as sentiment steadies
Published Sat, Jul 25, 2026 · 04:25 PM [JAKARTA] A brief rally in Indonesian stocks pushed the benchmark index to the cusp of a bull market, as investors rotated into…
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Oil Has Topped $100 As The Iran War Escalates. Now Analysts Say Gas Prices Could Surge Even Higher
American drivers may not have seen the worst of the pain at the pump yet, as energy analysts warn gasoline prices are poised to rise further after oil markets began…
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Air India investment receives ‘full attention’ from whole board: SIA chairman
[SINGAPORE] Singapore Airlines (SIA) chairman Peter Seah assured shareholders at the group’s 54th annual general meeting (AGM) that the board of directors is on top of its billion-dollar investment in…
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Marco Rubio Says Iran Is ‘Not Ready’ To Make a Deal, Threatens With Further Escalation ‘Every Night’
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said strikes against Iran will continue to escalate until Tehran is ready to make a deal “they are willing to live by.” Speaking to press…
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SIA Engineering Q1 net profit down 6.1% to S$40.3 million
The group posts lower profits from associated and JV companies, and engine and component segment [SINGAPORE] Aircraft maintenance provider SIA Engineering Company on Thursday (Jul 23) reported a net profit…
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Adecco Says AI Won’t Cause Mass Job Losses
Adecco said AI will reshape work without causing mass unemployment. Chief executive said entry-level office jobs face greatest disruption. Companies should redesign junior roles to preserve talent pipelines. Study cited…
