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It's the most wonderful time of the year

It's the most wonderful time of the year

We're taking the time off! It's been a long year! For the holidays, Santa and his elves are going to get cosy for a while and enjoy the Christmas chill. We won't be back until 7 January 2019. Have a happy Christmas and see you back in the new year! In the meantime, have a look at some of our most read articles and exclusives: Only top 5% of Singapore earners can afford a landed property: study

Changi passenger traffic up 4.5% in November

Traffic to and from India jumped 14%, making it ahead of Changi's top 10 markets.

Singapore's GDP expected to rise by 3% in 2018: report

Total business expenditure commitments amounted to $6.5b.

Chart of the Day: Auction sales crashed 53% to $54.12m

Only 34 properties were sold via auction in 2018.

Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.26%

Wall Street's weakness could weigh on the local sentiment today.

Noble Group finally completes restructuring plans

A total of $1.09b in new money debt is available to New Noble.

Daily Markets Briefing: STI up 0.43%

DBS led the gains as it rose 0.02%.

Chart of the Day: Singapore banks' loan growth could slow down to 6.2% in 2019

Investors should take comfort that loan growth is still in the positive territory, analysts said.

COE prices closed higher in last bidding exercise for 2018

Category A cars saw the biggest increase with premiums closing at $25,501.

Deutsche Bank sees exodus of 30% of workforce in Singapore and Hong Kong

This translates to almost 50 investment bankers leaving in the past six months.

GIC buys two South Korea distribution centres for $780.62m

The centres are newly completed, prime-grade developments near Seoul.

Tax reliefs for insurance policies and new mothers may benefit Singapore's economy

Deductions could be subject to a cap which could be scaled according to age.

Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 2.21%

DBS was one of the most active stocks as it fell 0.39%.

Chart of the Day: Vacancy rate of private properties dropped 0.3 ppt to 6.8%

A total of 25,105 private homes were unoccupied by end of Q3.