Sing Yee Ong
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China, U.S. Should Strive Towards Peaceful Coexistence, Xi Says To Biden
Relations between the U.S. and China are still fragile, particularly over Beijing’s close ties with Russia and its stance on Taiwan.
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Coal’s Coming Decline Has Miners Facing 400,000 Layoffs By 2035
The energy system’s transition away from coal will leave miners with the equivalent of 100 job cuts daily through 2035, mostly in China and India.
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Coal’s Coming Decline Has Miners Facing 400,000 Layoffs By 2035
The energy system’s transition away from coal will leave miners with the equivalent of 100 job cuts daily through 2035, mostly in China and India.
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Singapore Home Prices Grow Least Since 2020 As Boom Eases
Private property values rose 0.4%, Urban Redevelopment Authority Figures showed Friday.
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Singapore Home Prices Grow Least Since 2020 As Boom Eases
Private property values rose 0.4%, Urban Redevelopment Authority Figures showed Friday.
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Twitter Orders Workers At Asia HQ to Clear Desks, Work From Home
Workers at Twitter Inc.’s Singapore office were told to empty out their desks and vacate the premises.
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India’s Massive Silver Demand Cutting World’s Warehouse Stocks
Indian silver consumption is forecast to surge by around 80% to a record this year.
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Gold Fluctuates as BOE Warning Leaves Investor Sentiment Fragile
Gold held steady in Asia after comments by the Bank of England on removing emergency market support by the end of the week.
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Gold Set for Largest Weekly Gain Since March as Jobs Data Loom
Gold headed for largest weekly gain since March ahead of key US jobs data that will shape expectations about Fed's tightening.
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Gold Set for Largest Weekly Gain Since March as Jobs Data Loom
Gold headed for largest weekly gain since March ahead of key US jobs data that will shape expectations about Fed's tightening.
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Gold Steadies After US Jobs Data Spur More Rate-Hike Concerns
Gold steadied in Asia after plunging below the $1,700 an ounce mark last week, as strong US jobs data intensified concerns that the Federal Reserve will be more aggressive with interest-rate hikes.
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Gold Steadies After US Jobs Data Spur More Rate-Hike Concerns
Gold steadied in Asia after plunging below the $1,700 an ounce mark last week, as strong US jobs data intensified concerns that the Federal Reserve will be more aggressive with interest-rate hikes.
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The Gold Market’s Great Migration Sends Bullion Rushing East
Western investors are dumping gold in response to rising rates.
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The Gold Market’s Great Migration Sends Bullion Rushing East
Western investors are dumping gold in response to rising rates.
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Gold Falls After Two-Day Surge With Fed Rate Stance In Focus
Gold steadied in Asia after surging past $1,700 an ounce.
