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    • Investors turn short on most Asian currencies including Rupee, cut long bets on yuan sharply

      Positioning data shows hedge funds paring net short-dollar positions to $29 billion last week.

    • Singapore tops growth forecast, central bank stands pat

      Singapore`s economy grew at a faster-than-expected pace in the first quarter, government data showed on Tuesday, even as the central bank surprised markets by announcing no change to monetary policy.

    • Oil price crash brings out Singapore dollar bears

      The Singapore dollar dropped more than 7 percent against the U.S. dollar over the past six months as the Federal Reserve brought its asset purchase program to an end and appears on course for further weakness given lower oil prices

    • Warning: Asian currencies set for battering

      Currencies with sound external balances, such as the yuan, Korean won, Taiwan dollar and Singapore dollar, were expected to hold up better against the Federal Reserve`s tapering of its asset purchases this year, HSBC said.

    • Singapore dollar: the next currency to fall?

      Singapore dollar has fallen more than two percent. Its fall has raised questions whether it will be the next currency in line to witness a currency crash.

    • Singapore Telecom - interference on the line

      Sorry, there was interference on the line. Was that a decline in revenues at Singapore Telecom? Is that right? So what about the dividend?

    • Singapore sixth most expensive Asian city

      The strong Singapore dollar has made the island state the sixth most expensive city in Asia for expatriate living, according to an international cost survey agency.

    • Expert view: Exporters should sell $, importers buy at 45/$

      Vikram Murarka, Chief Currency Strategist at kshitij.com, in an interview with CNBC-TV18’s Latha Venkatesh cashed in on where do we go from here and if further weakness was in the offing.

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