US-China trade tensions

Grand Venture Technology CEO Julian Ng and chairman Ricky Lee tells SGX the secrets behind GVT's growth in the past few years.

Singapore is one of UBS’ most preferred equity markets in this region and Tan urges investors to look past the short term challenges, and stay vested and bullish.

Singapore is one of UBS’ most preferred equity markets in this region and Tan urges investors to look past the short term challenges, and stay vested and bullish.

“We expect heightened rhetoric and fresh non-tariff action, but we think the situation is more likely than not to stop there, at least until the US election,” says Morgan Stanley.

A recent survey commissioned by Singapore’s Economic Development Boards (EDB) found that 60% of manufacturers here expect business conditions to worsen in the next six months.

(Feb 14): The coronavirus crisis represents the single biggest challenge for Xi Jinping since he became general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) in 2012. Individuals and families across China are living in fear. Multiple Chinese provinces a

The deal will still leave in place 25% tariffs on a US$250-billion array of Chinese industrial goods and components used by U.S. manufacturers, and China’s retaliatory tariffs on over US$100 billion in U.S. goods.

SINGAPORE (Jan 10): At the start of the just-ended decade, technology, for the most part, was seen as a force for good. Ten years on, platforms like Google and Facebook are being mocked for their callousness on data privacy and the spread of misinformatio

US, China closer to trade deal despite harsh rhetoric

(Dec 9): In what has become a normal week, US President Donald Trump has imposed new tariffs on friends, foes and innocent bystanders. This includes the French, and several Latin American countries. He has indicated that a China trade deal may be off unti