Chor Khieng Yuit | The Straits Times

Chor Khieng Yuit

Senior Correspondent

StanChart eyes opportunities in wealth management after a challenging 2022

Over $4 billion of CPF funds invested in T-bills and fixed deposits in Jan and Feb

SVB collapse begs the question: Is active investing better than passive?

Singapore key exports fall 15.6% in February in 5th straight month of contraction

Singapore T-bill cut-off yield falls to lowest level since Oct 2022

Bond markets may benefit if Fed slows rate hiking cycle after Silicon Valley Bank collapse

Interest rates on T-bills and Singapore Savings Bonds back on an uptrend: Should you consider them?

Eligible platform workers to get boost in CPF savings, cushion to protect take-home pay

Tech layoffs hit S’pore’s office sector as Google gives up space, but analysts see bright spots

OCBC sees 34% rise in Q4 profit, driven by higher interest rates even as fee income falls

Global equities markets could return 15% in 2023 after dismal 2022 outing: Goldman Sachs

Singapore non-oil exports miss forecasts, slipping 25% in January

No limit on number of board directorships, but directors expected to discharge duties effectively

Singapore exports forecast to shrink or stay flat in 2023 as growth slows to 3% last year

Should CPF rate go up, as interest rates rise? Here’s how the CPF rate is calculated

OCBC offers new option to customers to earn higher interest from CPF funds

US dollar fixed deposits are gaining popularity, but do you need it?

With T-bill yields at 3.88%, are fixed deposits looking more attractive?

Yields for six-month T-bills fall below 4% following Fed rate hike

S’pore Reits may be ripe for a relook after last year’s beating

Are you a profit-taking hare or a patient tortoise when it comes to investing?

Yields on six-month T-bills hover around the 4% levels while one-year T-bill plays catch-up

Singapore non-oil exports tumble 20.6% in December, worse than expected

Singapore banks to remain resilient even as lending slows and credit quality looks set to weaken