BT Explains: Are cryptocurrencies a good hedge against inflation with their prices falling?
IT’S a bloodbath in the cryptocurrency world, as investors get jittery over riskier assets amid heightened inflation and fears of a recession.
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Malaysia-based fintech player Boost Credit doubles down on Indonesia’s MSME market
It is no secret that Indonesia’s vast digital economy offers all sorts of opportunities for regional start-ups, but finding the right area to delve into can be challenging.
DBS raises 2-year fixed home loan rate to 2.75% per annum, highest among local banks
DBS has just raised its rates on all home loan packages to 2.75 per cent per annum, placing it the highest among the trio of local banks.
DBS raises home loan rates to 2.75% per annum, highest among local banks
DBS has just raised its rates on all home loan packages to 2.75 per cent per annum, placing it the highest among the trio of local banks.
Singapore Savings’ Bond 10-year average return rises to 2.71%, the highest since 2015
THE 10-year average return for the July issue of Singapore Savings’ Bond (SSB) soared to one of its highest at 2.71 per cent, just a few basis points short of its last peak in November 2015.
Singapore Savings’ Bond 10-year average return soared up to 2.71%, the highest since 2015
THE 10-year average return for the July issue of Singapore Savings’ Bond (SSB) soared to one of its highest at 2.71 per cent, just a few basis points short of its last peak in November 2015.
Malaysian P2P lender Boost Credit doubles down on Indonesia’s MSME market
It is no secret that Indonesia’s vast digital economy offers all sorts of opportunities for regional start-ups, but finding the right area to delve into can be challenging.
UOB prices S$400m in 4.25% perpetual capital securities, first callable in 2027
UOB has priced S$400 million in 4.25 per cent perpetual capital securities, which will be first callable in 2027. The capital securities will be issued under the US$30 billion global medium-term note programme, UOB said in a bourse filing on Tuesday (Jun 28).
Fixed-rate mortgages in Singapore seen hurtling towards 3%
MORTGAGE rates have continued to climb in Singapore as lenders here take their cue from the US Federal Reserve, with some market participants projecting fixed rates close to 3 per cent as inflation forces central banks to keep benchmark interest rates high.
Fixed-rate mortgages in Singapore seen hurdling towards 3%
MORTGAGE rates have continued to climb in Singapore as lenders here take their cue from the US Federal Reserve, with some market participants projecting fixed rates close to 3 per cent as inflation forces central banks to keep benchmark interest rates high.