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Hotel deals worth $1.1b expected in Q3

The investment pipeline follows a quiet second quarter as visitor arrivals reached 7 million in the first half.

Prime retail rents edge up 0.4% in Q2

Occupier demand remained modest as economic uncertainty weighed on consumer and tourism spending.

Logistics rents hold steady in Q2

Demand for higher-specification facilities remained stable despite rising freight costs and geopolitical uncertainty.

Prime home sales ease in Q2

Resale properties accounted for 88.6% of transactions as no new projects entered the market.

CBD office rents rise 4.3% in Q2

Limited supply and demand from AI, fintech and professional services firms supported rental growth.

Daily Markets Briefing: STI up 1.24%; Top stock is Yangzijiang Shipbuilding

Yangzijiang Shipbuilding is the top stock with a 5.63% increase.

SGX expands SDR suite with US-listed Grab, Sea, and SpaceX

The receipts were scheduled to begin trading on 22 July.

Investment share to rise to 23.7% by 2027 despite slower GDP growth

The economy is projected to grow 3.5% in 2026 and 2.7% in 2027.

IMDA-IAPP pact expands AI governance training

The three-year tie-up will widen access to professional training and certification.

EGP Energy launches IPO of 18.8 million shares at $0.51 each

The group will have a market capitalisation of about $115m. 

Singapore captures 62% of ASEAN FDI

Semiconductor and financial hub status supported investor confidence.

Singapore retains world's most powerful passport

Passport provides access to 192 destinations.

Nearly nine in 10 expect higher inflation as outlook rises to 3.4%

Geopolitical conflicts and uncertainty top the list of concerns.

Co-living investment hits $1.4b as market share stalls at 3%

Investors chase 15% returns in a market capped by three-month stay rules.

New centre links firms to regional professional services network

The hub connects to centres in Shanghai, Ho Chi Minh, and Nanjing. 

IMF flags structural drag behind low consumption share

Household spending has fallen 8 ppt since 1990 as structural factors weigh on demand.