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| 30-Apr-2010 10:49 |
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BAKER TECH * YANGZiJIANG 15% PPL*
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SembMarine OPPRESS-CRACY ? ? ? ? |
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| 30-Apr-2010 10:47 |
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BAKER TECH * YANGZiJIANG 15% PPL*
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To SembMarine, is there nO DEMO-CRACY in SINGAPORE ? ? ? ? Can 15% PPL be rObbed by SembMarine ? ? ? ? |
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| 30-Apr-2010 10:45 |
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It's time to rebound ????
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To SembMarine, is there nO DEMO-CRACY in SINGAPORE ? ? ? ? Can 15% PPL be rObbed by SembMarine ? ? ? ? |
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| 30-Apr-2010 10:40 |
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It's time to rebound ????
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iN SINGAPORE DEMO-CRACY, HiGHEST BIDDER WINS; LiKE in COE. LAND TENDER tOO has RESERVE PRICE YANGZIJIANG is DEFINITE WINNER. AFTER YANGZIJIAN acquired 15% PPL SembMarine's FUTURE WiLL be dOwntUrNed RESERVE PRICE is USD155 Million |
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| 30-Apr-2010 10:34 |
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iN SINGAPORE DEMO-CRACY, HiGHEST BIDDER WINS; LiKE in COE. LAND TENDER tOO has RESERVE PRICE YANGZIJIANG is DEFINITE WINNER. AFTER YANGZIJIAN acquired 15% PPL SembMarine's FUTURE WiLL be dOwntUrNed RESERVE PRICE is USD155 Million
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| 30-Apr-2010 10:27 |
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Friday: 30 APRIL 2010 10:25am DOW RUST DOW DOUBT DOW PHOBIA DOW DISTRUST |
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| 30-Apr-2010 10:26 |
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Friday: 30 APRIL 2010 10:25am DOW RUST DOW DOUBT DOW PHOBIA DOW MISTRUST |
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| 30-Apr-2010 10:24 |
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| 30-Apr-2010 10:21 |
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— The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is upbeat on the growth prospects for Singapore and Asia for 2010 and 2011 but warns that the rapid capital inflow into the region may result in overheating of assets.Regional Economic Outlook (REO) for Asia and the Pacific released yesterday, the IMF said Asia will lead global recovery and will continue to exceed that of other regions in the next two years.Macroeconomic Review released Wednesday, the Monetary Authority of Singapore said Singapore’s economy will be driven by trade-related sectors, including manufacturing, wholesale trade and transport and storage, and brighter prospects in the IT sector.
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| 30-Apr-2010 10:19 |
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SINGAPORE In its latest It revised its Asian growth forecast upward to 7.1 per cent for 2010, 1.25 percentage points higher than the projected figure in October 2009, and expects this trend to continue into 2011. At the same time, the IMF expects the Singapore economy to grow 8.9 per cent this year, in line with the government’s latest growth estimate of 7 to 9 per cent. This is also higher than IMF’s 5.7 per cent forecast issued earlier. The IMF report stated that Asia’s recovery from the recent economic crisis is driven by resilient domestic demand, backed by rising household consumption and public stimulus. It expects domestic demand to remain robust as it has developed substantial momentum, despite stimulus packages being gradually withdrawn. However, the IMF cautioned that while Asia is fast on recovery, policymakers in the region should guard against a build-up of imbalances in local asset and housing markets. “Brighter economic growth prospects and widening interest rate differentials with advance economies are likely to attract more capital to the region,” stated the report. “This could lead to overheating in some economies and increase their vulnerability to credit and asset price booms with the risk of subsequent abrupt reversals.” Still, some economists do not share IMF’s optimism on the Singapore economy, posting lower growth forecasts amid concerns of inflation and sluggish recovery in the developed markets. Mr Alvin Liew, economist at Standard Chartered, said that at 6.5 per cent, the bank’s outlook for Singapore’s growth is more cautious than the IMF forecast. “External demand, while recovering, is likely to be lacklustre — especially from the G3 markets, where unemployment may remain stubbornly high,” said Mr Liew, referring to Europe and the US which are still battling the effects of the financial crisis. Mr Leon Perera, managing director of Spire Research and Consulting, also has a conservative forecast for Singapore at 7 per cent, citing the bearish equity sentiment and commodity price hikes that may dampen growth momentum in the second half of the year. While overheating threatens China’s equity and property market, he does not foresee a major downward correction in Singapore, despite the overexuberance in the property market here. This is because investor sentiment remains strong and buyers are in it for the long haul, he said. With regard to lessening Singapore’s dependence on export trades with Western economies, he said it would be imperative for the country to tap more into the emerging markets such as Russia and Africa. — The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is upbeat on the growth prospects for Singapore and Asia for 2010 and 2011 but warns that the rapid capital inflow into the region may result in overheating of assets.Regional Economic Outlook (REO) for Asia and the Pacific released yesterday, the IMF said Asia will lead global recovery and will continue to exceed that of other regions in the next two years.Macroeconomic Review released Wednesday, the Monetary Authority of Singapore said Singapore’s economy will be driven by trade-related sectors, including manufacturing, wholesale trade and transport and storage, and brighter prospects in the IT sector.
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| 30-Apr-2010 10:15 |
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| 30-Apr-2010 10:12 |
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today Friday April 30, 2010 page B1
Singapore to grow 8.9% in 2010: IMF Jo-ann Hu ang and Millet Enrique z |
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| 30-Apr-2010 10:09 |
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| 30-Apr-2010 10:07 |
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| 30-Apr-2010 10:03 |
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Manuka is Most Expensive. just wOnder if it wOrks like what it claims to for its premium price? What benefits can be seen and verified by the consumer ?
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| 30-Apr-2010 09:42 |
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Cruising with the ship ..Yangzijiang
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Friday: 30 APRIL 2010 08:59:04 S$1.40 5,581,000 BOUGHT frOm SELLER BB cOllectiOn at S$1.40 ROCKET MIS-FIRED neXt rOund WHEN ? |
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| 30-Apr-2010 09:23 |
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MERMAID is THAI some investors may be emotionally dampened by the THAILAND POLITICAL UNREST Foreign Fund Analyst on THAI INVESTMENTS said on CNA TV that THAI COMMOTION only affect the RETAIL and CITY businessess. Other unrelated businesses are nOt affected. |
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| 30-Apr-2010 09:20 |
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*correction* is for my CLOSING PRICE typO nOt market correction.
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| 30-Apr-2010 09:17 |
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SINGAPORE In its latest It revised its Asian growth forecast upward to 7.1 per cent for 2010, 1.25 percentage points higher than the projected figure in October 2009, and expects this trend to continue into 2011. At the same time, the IMF expects the Singapore economy to grow 8.9 per cent this year, in line with the government’s latest growth estimate of 7 to 9 per cent. This is also higher than IMF’s 5.7 per cent forecast issued earlier. The IMF report stated that Asia’s recovery from the recent economic crisis is driven by resilient domestic demand, backed by rising household consumption and public stimulus. It expects domestic demand to remain robust as it has developed substantial momentum, despite stimulus packages being gradually withdrawn. However, the IMF cautioned that while Asia is fast on recovery, policymakers in the region should guard against a build-up of imbalances in local asset and housing markets. “Brighter economic growth prospects and widening interest rate differentials with advance economies are likely to attract more capital to the region,” stated the report. “This could lead to overheating in some economies and increase their vulnerability to credit and asset price booms with the risk of subsequent abrupt reversals.” Still, some economists do not share IMF’s optimism on the Singapore economy, posting lower growth forecasts amid concerns of inflation and sluggish recovery in the developed markets. Mr Alvin Liew, economist at Standard Chartered, said that at 6.5 per cent, the bank’s outlook for Singapore’s growth is more cautious than the IMF forecast. “External demand, while recovering, is likely to be lacklustre — especially from the G3 markets, where unemployment may remain stubbornly high,” said Mr Liew, referring to Europe and the US which are still battling the effects of the financial crisis. Mr Leon Perera, managing director of Spire Research and Consulting, also has a conservative forecast for Singapore at 7 per cent, citing the bearish equity sentiment and commodity price hikes that may dampen growth momentum in the second half of the year. While overheating threatens China’s equity and property market, he does not foresee a major downward correction in Singapore, despite the overexuberance in the property market here. This is because investor sentiment remains strong and buyers are in it for the long haul, he said. With regard to lessening Singapore’s dependence on export trades with Western economies, he said it would be imperative for the country to tap more into the emerging markets such as Russia and Africa. In its — The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is upbeat on the growth prospects for Singapore and Asia for 2010 and 2011 but warns that the rapid capital inflow into the region may result in overheating of assets.Regional Economic Outlook (REO) for Asia and the Pacific released yesterday, the IMF said Asia will lead global recovery and will continue to exceed that of other regions in the next two years.Macroeconomic Review released Wednesday, the Monetary Authority of Singapore said Singapore’s economy will be driven by trade-related sectors, including manufacturing, wholesale trade and transport and storage, and brighter prospects in the IT sector.
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| 30-Apr-2010 08:54 |
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today Friday April Singapore to grow 8.9% in 2010: IMF
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