Economists have lowered their forecasts for Singapore's growth and inflation this year and are expecting a further easing of ...

SINGAPORE] Private-sector economists’ forecasts for Singapore’s full-year 2025 growth and inflation fell sharply in the ...

On a quarterly basis, Singapore’s economic growth exceeded expectations in the 1Q2025, expanding by 3.9% y-o-y, slightly ...

The economists in the MAS survey also see growth stuck at 1.7 per cent in 2026. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has shed light on its Digital Token Service Providers (DTSPs) regime, following ...

Singapore’s central bank will now require digital token service providers that cater solely to offshore customers to be ...

Some of the safest assets in Asia offer investors a yield pickup to Treasuries in the wake of the US losing its last AAA ...

Despite the $5 billion inflow from MAS, the team at JP Morgan notes that a significant outperformance of small to mid-cap ...

Singapore requires licenses for crypto firms serving foreign clients from June 30, tightening regulations amid global ...

Crypto firms serving Singapore customers from outside the country must obtain a license or shut down by June 30, as the Monetary Authority of Singapore crack down on financial crime risks.

Monetary Authority of Singapore ordered unlicensed crypto firms to halt overseas operations by June 30 as it tightens regulatory oversight.

MAS’s rigorous crypto regulations require licenses, prompting Bitget and Bybit to leave Singapore by June 2025 or face penalties.