Biden to Hike Chinese EV Tariffs, Report Says. That Helps Some and Hurts Others.
The Wall Street Journal reports the Biden administration is considering quadrupling the import tariff on Chinese-made automobiles.
The Wall Street Journal reports the Biden administration is considering quadrupling the import tariff on Chinese-made automobiles.
Here are five Singapore stocks that are dishing out dividends this month. The post 5 Singapore Stocks Paying Out Dividends in June appeared first on The Smart Investor.
Shares in Wilmar closed 1 cent lower or 0.32% down at $3.08 on June 3.
As global markets continue to navigate through a period of economic recovery and sustainability-focused innovations, the Singapore Exchange (SGX) remains a focal point for investors seeking stable returns. Amidst this backdrop, dividend stocks on the SGX offer an appealing option for those looking to balance yield with potential growth in sectors aligned with broader market trends. In this context, understanding what constitutes a resilient dividend stock is crucial, especially in an...
With indices in the US hitting new highs, these five stocks could push Singapore’s Straits Times Index to a new record. The post 5 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks That Can Propel the Straits Times Index to a New High appeared first on The Smart Investor.
It’s about America.
The rapid expansion of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning has led to a higher demand for data centre space. Here are five Singapore REITs and business trusts that stand to benefit from this trend. The post Riding the AI Wave with Data Centres: 5 Singapore REITs and Business Trusts for Your Watchlist appeared first on The Smart Investor.
First UOB, then Standard Chartered. Banks have cut rates on their flagship savings accounts, and that means the highest interest earners are being reshuffled. Which savings account will earn you the... The post 10 Best Savings Accounts in Singapore with the Highest Rates (Jun 2024) appeared first on MoneySmart Blog.
Keith Gill, writing on Reddit, posted a screen shot that shows he has a $181.4 million position in the meme favorite.
Finance is always alive with risk, but if you had to put your finger on where specifically the next big accident waiting to happen lies, it would be in so-called “private credit”.
Hong Kong stocks rose by the most in over three weeks after a private report showed the manufacturing sector in mainland China expanded more than expected last month, in contrast with an unexpected contraction in official data. The Hang Seng Index jumped 1.9 per cent to 18,415.14 at 3.10pm local time, the biggest advance since May 10. The Tech Index soared 2.4 per cent while the Shanghai Composite Index declined 0.3 per cent. All but nine out of the 82 index members gained. Tencent jumped 4.3 pe
US stocks are looking to build on their strong performance in May as hopes for rate cuts revive and the meme stock mania roars back.
Asian shares retreated on Tuesday after a report showed that U.S. manufacturing contracted in May, in the latest sign the economy is slowing. Oil prices fell and U.S. futures edged higher. Japan's Nikkei 225 index lost 0.5% to 38,749.25 and the Kospi in Seoul was down 0.4% at 2,672.43.
Never has it been so cheap to inflict a world of economic pain.
Investors are often guided by the idea of discovering 'the next big thing', even if that means buying 'story stocks...
Seatrium and M1 say that the partnership may extend into other M1 enterprise services and industry solutions.
Alibaba could join the Stock Connect cross-border trading mechanism as early as September 9, after its dual-primary shares listing in Hong Kong is completed, according to Morgan Stanley. The overall impact on the market is expected to be limited, however, after an initial influx of money from mainland investors, they said. Up to US$12 billion of investment from mainlanders is likely in the first six months after the e-commerce giant joins the Stock Connect scheme, which would bring their ownersh
Investing.com-- Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) unveiled a new line of artificial intelligence chips at the Computex event in Taipei on Sunday, shortly after rival Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) revealed its next generation of chips to power AI development.
The SGX-ST reprimanded Wu for the company’s false and misleading bank balances and claims among other charges.
Shortly before Gill reignited a meme stock craze in May, he bought a large volume of GameStop options on E*Trade, the Journal's report said, citing people familiar with the matter. E*Trade-parent Morgan Stanley declined to comment on the report.
The group’s current order book now stands at RM400.5 million.