Economy
How the services sector surprised the Singapore economy in 2Q13
Economy impressively jumped by 15.5%.
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Here's what boosted Singapore's impressive GDP in 2Q
'Modest improvements' seen in other segments.
Singapore's trade forecast dips amidst slower demand in China
NODX predicted to rise by only 1%.
China's economy predicted to slow to 4.5%-7.5% annually
That's over the next decade.
Singapore economy grew 3.8% in 2Q
Here are the growth drivers.
China policies likely to remain growth supportive
But larger stimulus measures face constraints.
Singapore loan growth strengthening but margin pressure to persist
See the impact on Singapore banks.
Singapore's economy predicted to grow 3.5% this year
A leap from previous forecast.
4 big reasons why Singapore will have a stronger second-half GDP
DBS economist identifies the country's catalysts.
Bank of Japan keeps steady on monetary policy
No change in monetary easing.
China's merchandise exports jumped 5.1% in July
Imports also climbed 10.9%.
What Japan must do to reduce its alarming government debt
It already exceeds 200% of GDP.
Malaysia's industrial production up 3.3% in une
Check out which segment boosted this growth.
Philippines' inflation hit 2.5% in July
Its lowest level since 2009.
Chart of the Day: Singapore's credit-GDP growth gap is Asia's largest
Loan growth outpaced nominal GDP.
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