Dylan Loh
Singapore Correspondent at Nikkei Asia
Singapore Correspondent @NikkeiAsia (https://t.co/U0dHJfGpyH). Views here are personal. Retweets not endorsements. [email protected] l https://t.co/mTAbjjtQYx
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1 week ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Dylan Loh
SINGAPORE -- Singaporean lender DBS Group Holdings, Southeast Asia's largest bank by assets, on Thursday reported a 2% year-on-year fall in its first quarter net profit as it prepares for economic headwinds brought on by U.S. President Donald Trump's trade tariff threats.
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1 week ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Dylan Loh
SINGAPORE -- Singapore's United Overseas Bank on Wednesday reported flat net profit growth for the first quarter of the year as it warned of a near-term slowdown in global growth amid U.S. trade tariffs spurring macroeconomic uncertainties.
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1 week ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Dylan Loh
SINGAPORE -- Singaporeans cast their ballots Saturday to elect their representatives to the country's unicameral parliament for the next five-year term. Prime Minister Lawrence Wong's ruling People's Action Party, which has governed the country since its independence in 1965, is widely expected to retain its majority. However, the focus is on how much support it will garner, especially with the country facing multiple pressing challenges from global trade worries to the rising cost of living.
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1 week ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Dylan Loh
SINGAPORE -- Singapore's ruling People's Action Party won a majority of parliament seats in Saturday's general election, retaining control for the next five years of a country that it has governed since independence in 1965. As of 12:50 a.m. local time Sunday, the PAP has secured 50 of the 97 total parliamentary seats, including five seats where it ran unopposed, official results showed.
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1 week ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Dylan Loh
SINGAPORE -- Singaporeans are casting their ballots Saturday to elect their representatives to the country's unicameral parliament for the next five-year term. Prime Minister Lawrence Wong's ruling Peoples' Action Party, which has governed the country since its independence in 1965, is widely expected to retain its majority.
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Singapore's @dbsbank adds general allowances of SG$205 million to prepare for possible loan losses as the business environment potentially deteriorates https://t.co/stBd1U5LHD via @NikkeiAsia
Singapore's UOB CEO sees "pockets of opportunities" in the region, with trade flows between China and ASEAN a growing trend, even as the world's second-largest economy remains a key target of U.S. protectionism https://t.co/5NKvusmldk via @NikkeiAsia
92.47% of eligible voters cast ballots in the 2025 #SingaporeElection - a seemingly high turnout but also the lowest in a few decades, with some Singaporeans taking a long weekend to travel. A look back at polling day: https://t.co/9AnjHS7RbN via @NikkeiAsia