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The Business Times Podcast Channel presents diverse perspectives, in-depth analysis and news covering career, business, markets, investing, current affairs and tech.
Powered by the Journalism of The Business Times and Tech in Asia.
Available on all your favourite audio and video content apps and at www.businesstimes.com.sg/podcasts
Produced by BT Audio, thrive and Tech in Asia. The Business Times, SPH Media.
Épisodes 1 196
S2E67: AI stocks after Nvidia’s CEO exit: Where investors are looking next
Wall Street bought the AI dream—but is it time to see the receipts? As tech stocks wobble and Washington threatens tighter scrutiny, is this a prime buying opportunity or the bill coming due? How will massive …
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Wall Street bought the AI dream—but is it time to see the receipts? As tech stocks wobble and Washington threatens tighter scrutiny, is this a prime buying opportunity or the bill coming due? How will massive AI spending sprees, shifting winners, and portfolio concentration impact your strategy? Correspondent Howie Lim joins BNY Investments’ Aninda Mitra to dissect these critical questions and explore what should drive your next move.
Highlights:
01:10 Nvidia - how much is one leader worth?
04:08 AI stocks changing leaders, not the story
08:24 AI’s spending spree meets the returns test
11:28 Higher rates, harder questions for tech
13:19 Is your index fund less diversified than you think?
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Written and hosted by: Howie Lim ([email protected])
With Aninda Mitra, head of Asia macro and investment strategy at BNY Investments
Edited by: Howie Lim & Claressa Monteiro
Produced by: Howie Lim & Chai Pei Chieh
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S2E351: Microsoft outage lasts 5 hours; ex-Nvidia CEO Huang linked to second employee; Indonesia VP Gibran resigns
Headline news for November 13, 2026: Microsoft 365, Outlook and Teams stay disrupted for over five hours. Former Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang had a relationship with a second employee, two people …
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Headline news for November 13, 2026: Microsoft 365, Outlook and Teams stay disrupted for over five hours. Former Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang had a relationship with a second employee, two people familiar say. Indonesia accepts Vice-President Gibran’s resignation, and Singapore warns former Megaspeed director Alice Huang.
Synopsis: A round up of global headlines to start your day by The Business Times.
Written by: Claressa Monteiro ([email protected])
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S2E607: Huang’s head on the block, Nvidia plunges and drags down global tech as ouster looms
Market news for November 12th 2026: Global stocks tumbled as Nvidia shares cratered following reports its board may oust CEO Jensen Huang amid scandal. Asian markets and chip suppliers plunged in response …
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Market news for November 12th 2026: Global stocks tumbled as Nvidia shares cratered following reports its board may oust CEO Jensen Huang amid scandal. Asian markets and chip suppliers plunged in response, while the US dollar strengthened and oil prices eased on reduced Middle East tensions.
Synopsis: Market Focus Daily is a closing bell roundup by The Business Times that looks at the day’s market movements and news from Singapore and the region.
Written by: Howie Lim ([email protected])
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S2E350: Nvidia board meets on CEO Huang’s future; Russia, Ukraine agree to prisoner swap; MSCI removes more Indonesian stocks
Headline news for November 12, 2026: Nvidia’s board is meeting to decide whether to remove chief executive Jensen Huang, according to a source. Russia and Ukraine agree in principle to a prisoner exchange, MSCI …
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Headline news for November 12, 2026: Nvidia’s board is meeting to decide whether to remove chief executive Jensen Huang, according to a source. Russia and Ukraine agree in principle to a prisoner exchange, MSCI removes more Indonesian stocks, and Democrat Scott Colom is projected to win Mississippi’s Senate seat.
Synopsis: A round up of global headlines to start your day by The Business Times.
Written by: Claressa Monteiro ([email protected])
Produced and edited by: Claressa Monteiro or Nicole Teo
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S3E11: Singapore SME AI adoption: How one firm won over sceptical staff
How can traditional businesses turn AI scepticism into adoption? In this episode of Lens on Singapore, Claressa Monteiro speaks with IMDA’s Samantha Su, Euratek Trading CEO Jusuf Agam Amin and office manager …
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How can traditional businesses turn AI scepticism into adoption? In this episode of Lens on Singapore, Claressa Monteiro speaks with IMDA’s Samantha Su, Euratek Trading CEO Jusuf Agam Amin and office manager Yami Simon about how the company overcame staff resistance, redesigned its workflows and used generative AI to cut report preparation time. They also discuss the five pillars of successful AI adoption and how IMDA is helping SMEs embrace the technology.
This episode is produced in partnership with Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA).
Highlights of the conversation:
02:08 How IMDA supports SMEs in their digital transformation journey
05:03 Why Euratek turned to generative AI
11:38 Addressing employees’ fears of AI replacing human workers
13:34 Unlocking new business opportunities through AI adoption
15:55 IMDA’s five pillars for successful AI adoption
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Enterprise Digital Transformation | IMDA
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With Samantha Su, director, Enterprise Transformation and Innovation Group, IMDA; Jusuf Agam Amin, CEO, Euratek Trading; and Yami Simon, office manager, Euratek Trading
Executive producer: Claressa Monteiro
Producer: Nicole Teo
Coordinating producer: Chai Pei Chieh
Video production: Studio +65
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S2E606: Asia rallies on CoreWeave, AI bubble fears recede, hot US inflation
Market news for November 11th 2026: Asian stocks rallied as CoreWeave results eased AI bubble fears, defying Wall Street weakness. Meanwhile, global bond yields jumped and the dollar held firm after a hot US …
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Market news for November 11th 2026:
Asian stocks rallied as CoreWeave results eased AI bubble fears, defying Wall Street weakness. Meanwhile, global bond yields jumped and the dollar held firm after a hot US inflation print raised the risk of a half-point rate hike next month.
Synopsis: Market Focus Daily is a closing bell roundup by The Business Times that looks at the day’s market movements and news from Singapore and the region.
Written by: Howie Lim ([email protected])
Produced and edited by: Chai Pei Chieh & Claressa Monteiro
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S2E349: Nvidia loses US$430b in two days over CEO scrutiny; Indonesia VP Gibran says he’ll resign; Najib to serve rest of sentence at home
Headline news for November 11, 2026: Nvidia loses about US$430 billion in market value over two sessions amid scrutiny of its chief executive. Indonesia’s Vice-President Gibran says he intends to resign, Najib …
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Headline news for November 11, 2026: Nvidia loses about US$430 billion in market value over two sessions amid scrutiny of its chief executive. Indonesia’s Vice-President Gibran says he intends to resign, Najib Razak moves to house arrest, and Republicans block a Hegseth impeachment motion.
Synopsis: A round up of global headlines to start your day by The Business Times.
Written by: Claressa Monteiro ([email protected])
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S2E605: Oil chills, stocks thrill and Asia rallies as inflation anxiety eases
Market news for November 10th 2026: Asian markets rallied as falling oil prices and potential US-Iran diplomatic talks eased global inflation fears. Despite lingering tech rout anxieties and upcoming US …
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Market news for November 10th 2026: Asian markets rallied as falling oil prices and potential US-Iran diplomatic talks eased global inflation fears. Despite lingering tech rout anxieties and upcoming US inflation data, major indices rebounded while gold trimmed recent gains ahead of key earnings.
Synopsis: Market Focus Daily is a closing bell roundup by The Business Times that looks at the day’s market movements and news from Singapore and the region.
Written by: Howie Lim ([email protected])
Produced and edited by: Chai Pei Chieh & Claressa Monteiro
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S2E348: Nvidia, Singapore's Megaspeed chip probe; Japan spending down 6.8%; Houthis hit Aramco site
Headline news for November 10, 2026: Bloomberg reports Nvidia intervened in a US probe of suspected chip smuggling by Singapore-based Megaspeed. Japan’s household spending falls 6.8%, Saudi Arabia inspects a …
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Headline news for November 10, 2026: Bloomberg reports Nvidia intervened in a US probe of suspected chip smuggling by Singapore-based Megaspeed. Japan’s household spending falls 6.8%, Saudi Arabia inspects a Houthi-hit Aramco building, South Korea’s tourist spending climbs, and the dollar steadies ahead of US inflation data.
Synopsis: A round up of global headlines to start your day by The Business Times.
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S1E68: High claims, low margins: How sustainable is Singapore's health insurance?
Healthcare in Singapore is not cheap, and those rising costs are hitting both patients and insurance companies. Genevieve Cua speaks to Dr Jeremy Lim, CEO & co-founder of healthcare start-up AMILI, to discuss …
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Healthcare in Singapore is not cheap, and those rising costs are hitting both patients and insurance companies. Genevieve Cua speaks to Dr Jeremy Lim, CEO & co-founder of healthcare start-up AMILI, to discuss these growing pressures in the country’s healthcare eco-system, and what needs to be done to tame higher costs. They also discuss the evolving insurance market in the face of better technology, and about moving upstream, shifting away from treatment to preventative care to create a healthier population.
Synopsis: Learn to protect and grow your wealth in this monthly Business Times podcast series for affluent individuals, hosted by BT wealth editor Genevieve Cua.
01:31 What’s wrong with the current market
05:46 How insurers have evolved
11:08 The need for preventative care
14:22 Singapore's public healthcare systems
16:29 Making sustainable healthcare infrastructure
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With Dr Jeremy Lim, CEO & co-founder, AMILI
Edited by: Rachna Raghu & Claressa Monteiro
Produced by: Genevieve Cua, Rachna Raghu & Nicole Teo
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S2E1: Singapore stocks: What 10-share board lots mean for new investors
Thinking about investing in Singapore stocks but think they’re too expensive or aren’t sure if they’re worth buying? In this episode of Money Hacks, host Nicole Teo speaks with Geoff Howie, market strategist at …
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Thinking about investing in Singapore stocks but think they’re too expensive or aren’t sure if they’re worth buying? In this episode of Money Hacks, host Nicole Teo speaks with Geoff Howie, market strategist at SGX, about what smaller board lots mean for everyday investors. Learn why the change could lower the barrier to entry, what makes Singapore-listed stocks worth considering, and when ETFs may be a better starting point. Geoff also shares three things to consider before making your first investment — and why a low share price doesn’t always make a stock cheap.
Synopsis: Money Hacks with Nicole Teo is a personal finance podcast: practical, actionable tips for your money.
Highlights:
01:45 Why board lots exist in the first place
04:19 Are smaller board lots making Singapore stocks more accessible?
06:16 The case for owning individual Singapore stocks
09:02 Who should avoid buying individual stocks?
10:36 Could smaller board lots encourage speculation?
13:22 Three things to do before your first investment
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With Geoff Howie, market strategist, SGX
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S2E66: Midterm shockwave - tech, oil, and the great rotation
Trillions wiped overnight. Asia's markets in free fall. Gold at US$4,000. What just happened? The Democratic midterm sweep sent shockwaves through tech, energy, and currencies — and the ripple effects are far …
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Trillions wiped overnight. Asia's markets in free fall. Gold at US$4,000. What just happened? The Democratic midterm sweep sent shockwaves through tech, energy, and currencies — and the ripple effects are far from over. In this episode of Market Focus Weekly, correspondent Howie Lim sits down with Saxo's chief investment strategist Charu Chanana to decode the chaos: AI spending under fire, Brent crude plunging below US$100, Singapore banks diverging, and safe havens behaving anything but safely. Find out what could possibly be next.
Highlights:
01:35 The midterm earthquake and AI under fire
05:08 Oil's plunge and the peace talk mirage
06:54 Singapore banks: Three paths, three stories
09:38 Safe havens of bonds, gold, and a weaker dollar
13:03 Beyond US tech
15:36 Singapore's hidden strengths
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S2E347: Nasdaq falls 5.5%, KOSPI hits circuit breaker, STI down 2.3%; hoax bomb threats disrupt European flights
Headline news for November 6, 2026: Stocks fall sharply across Asia and the US: Nasdaq down 5.5%, South Korea’s KOSPI halted by a circuit breaker, Straits Times Index down 2.3%. Also: hoax bomb threats disrupt …
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Headline news for November 6, 2026: Stocks fall sharply across Asia and the US: Nasdaq down 5.5%, South Korea’s KOSPI halted by a circuit breaker, Straits Times Index down 2.3%. Also: hoax bomb threats disrupt European flights, and Singapore’s President on the role of the media.
Synopsis: A round up of global headlines to start your day by The Business Times.
Written by: Claressa Monteiro ([email protected])
Produced and edited by: Claressa Monteiro or Nicole Teo
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Headline news for November 6, 2026: Stocks fall sharply across Asia and the US: Nasdaq down 5.5%, South Korea’s KOSPI halted by a circuit breaker, Straits Times Index down 2.3%. Also: hoax bomb threats disrupt European flights, and Singapore’s President on the role of the media.
Synopsis: A round up of global headlines to start your day by The Business Times.
Written by: Claressa Monteiro ([email protected])
Produced and edited by: Claressa Monteiro or Nicole Teo
Produced by: BT Podcasts, The Business Times, SPH Media
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S2E604: Stocks rally and oil plunges below $100 on US Midterm sweep and peace hopes
Market news for November 5th 2026: A Democratic US midterm sweep sparked peace hopes, driving global stocks higher and sending Brent crude plunging below $100. While European shares and S&P 500 rallied on lower …
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Market news for November 5th 2026: A Democratic US midterm sweep sparked peace hopes, driving global stocks higher and sending Brent crude plunging below $100. While European shares and S&P 500 rallied on lower bond yields, tech stocks lagged amid growing scrutiny over AI infrastructure spending.
Synopsis: Market Focus Daily is a closing bell roundup by The Business Times that looks at the day’s market movements and news from Singapore and the region.
Written by: Howie Lim ([email protected])
Produced and edited by: Chai Pei Chieh & Claressa Monteiro
Produced by: BT Podcasts, The Business Times, SPH Media
Produced with AI text-to-speech capabilities
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S2E346: Republicans urge Trump to change course; DBS names new chairman; BoE expected to raise rates to 4%
Headline news for November 5, 2026: Republicans urge President Trump to change course on the Iran war and tariffs, and to shake up his White House staff. The Bank of England is expected to raise rates to 4% …
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Headline news for November 5, 2026: Republicans urge President Trump to change course on the Iran war and tariffs, and to shake up his White House staff. The Bank of England is expected to raise rates to 4%, DBS names Anthony Lim as chairman, and Philippine inflation rises to 7.8%.
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S2E603: Midterm shakeup - AI stocks slide as Democratic sweep triggers reg-shock fears
Market news for November 4th 2026: A Democratic sweep in US midterms triggered regulatory fears, causing global stocks and AI shares to slump while the dollar hit a one-month low. Meanwhile, gold prices surged …
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Market news for November 4th 2026: A Democratic sweep in US midterms triggered regulatory fears, causing global stocks and AI shares to slump while the dollar hit a one-month low. Meanwhile, gold prices surged over two percent, cryptocurrencies fell, and United Overseas Bank missed quarterly expectations.
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S2E345: Singapore’s Rena Lee elected to world court; Indonesia’s ex-police chief arrested over alleged wiretapping; Ossoff to keep Georgia seat
Headline news for November 4, 2026: Singapore’s Rena Lee is elected to the International Court of Justice. Indonesian police arrest a former national police chief over alleged wiretapping. Democrat Jon Ossoff …
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Headline news for November 4, 2026: Singapore’s Rena Lee is elected to the International Court of Justice. Indonesian police arrest a former national police chief over alleged wiretapping. Democrat Jon Ossoff holds his Georgia Senate seat as US midterm counting continues, and UOB profit jumps.
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S2E602: Midterm jitters, Apple's margin squeeze, Asian markets brace as voting looms
Market news for November 3rd 2026: Asian stocks slumped and Wall Street futures edged lower as investors braced for the US midterm elections. Apple shares extended losses following a margin squeeze warning …
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Market news for November 3rd 2026: Asian stocks slumped and Wall Street futures edged lower as investors braced for the US midterm elections. Apple shares extended losses following a margin squeeze warning, while Australian markets bucked the regional trend amid a fresh RBA rate hike.
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S2E344: Johor-Singapore zone: S$28b approved, 45% implemented; China tightens dollar liquidity; US midterms campaigning ends
Headline news for November 3, 2026: US campaigning ends before midterms that will decide control of Congress. China raises the foreign currency reserve ratio to 6% from 4% on November 15. The Johor-Singapore …
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Headline news for November 3, 2026: US campaigning ends before midterms that will decide control of Congress. China raises the foreign currency reserve ratio to 6% from 4% on November 15. The Johor-Singapore zone has S$28 billion in approved investments, 45% of it implemented.
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S1E73: How to break Singapore’s IPO curse
Newly listed companies may perform poorly for a variety of reasons, but the fact that nearly all of this year’s IPOs are underwater is itself a problem. Senior correspondent Ben Paul explains why regulatory …
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Newly listed companies may perform poorly for a variety of reasons, but the fact that nearly all of this year’s IPOs are underwater is itself a problem. Senior correspondent Ben Paul explains why regulatory intervention may now be necessary.
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01:36 Weakest link in enterprise financing ecosystem
04:59 Tech-oriented new listings have disappointed
09:35 MAS, SGX should scrutinise issue managers
11:06 Focus on sectors anchored by local champions
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S2E601: Apple bites back - Cupertino unseats Nvidia as Asia rallies on AI relief
Market news for November 2nd 2026: Asian markets rebounded as investors anticipated Apple’s earnings to ease growing AI cash burn anxieties. Meanwhile, oil prices declined amid ongoing Middle East diplomatic …
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Market news for November 2nd 2026: Asian markets rebounded as investors anticipated Apple’s earnings to ease growing AI cash burn anxieties. Meanwhile, oil prices declined amid ongoing Middle East diplomatic talks. Apple officially surpassed Nvidia to become the world’s most valuable listed company, offsetting regional unease.
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S2E343: Vietnam faces Nov 29 US trade deadline; Asia factory growth slows
Headline news for November 2, 2026: Businesses are divided over possible US tariffs on Vietnam ahead of a November 29 trade-probe deadline. Japan and South Korea report slower factory growth, Asian shares slip …
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Headline news for November 2, 2026: Businesses are divided over possible US tariffs on Vietnam ahead of a November 29 trade-probe deadline. Japan and South Korea report slower factory growth, Asian shares slip, and in Singapore, more than 112,000 people dropped private health insurance riders.
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S1E65: AI spending, oil and rate hikes: What is really steering markets
Alphabet gets punished for spending on AI. Microsoft gets applause for the exact same thing. Meanwhile, oil's flirting with $115 and central banks are pretending they're not cornered. Correspondent Howie Lim …
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Alphabet gets punished for spending on AI. Microsoft gets applause for the exact same thing. Meanwhile, oil's flirting with $115 and central banks are pretending they're not cornered. Correspondent Howie Lim speaks to Paul Chew from Phillips Securities Research to dissect the $400 billion AI reality check, the memory chip cash war, and why one obscure indicator could steer your portfolio through next week's chaos. Maybe the confusion can be profitable!
Highlights:
00:46 $400 billion AI reality check
02:56 Memory chips vs. shareholder yield
05:05 The rate decision nobody wants to make
08:58 Asian whipsaw
10:22 The one indicator steering next week's chaos
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S2E342: Singapore names haze panel; Indonesia names 20 suspects and Israel’s final vote
Headline news for October 30, 2026: Singapore appoints a seven-member panel, including FTI Consulting and WongPartnership, to examine firms linked to Indonesia’s haze fires, as Indonesian police name 20 suspect …
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Headline news for October 30, 2026: Singapore appoints a seven-member panel, including FTI Consulting and WongPartnership, to examine firms linked to Indonesia’s haze fires, as Indonesian police name 20 suspect companies. Also: Israel’s final election results, China’s party congress date, Malaysia’s budget vote and a Binance-led crypto drop.
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S2E341: Singapore to Amend Haze Law, Spain Train Crash Kills at Least 68 and Samsung Confirms Record Profit
Headline news for October 29, 2026: Singapore will table amendments to its haze law when Parliament sits on November third, after ministers met ten firms served notices over the fires. A high-speed train …
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Headline news for October 29, 2026: Singapore will table amendments to its haze law when Parliament sits on November third, after ministers met ten firms served notices over the fires. A high-speed train collision in Spain kills at least sixty-eight, and the toll may rise. Samsung confirms record profit on AI chips.
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S2E600: AI split - big tech's bumper cash vs. heavy burn
Market news for October 29 2026: Alphabet's shares tumbled 10% on heavy AI cash burn, erasing nearly $400 billion in market value, while Microsoft beat forecasts with robust cash flows to lift its shares …
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Market news for October 29 2026: Alphabet's shares tumbled 10% on heavy AI cash burn, erasing nearly $400 billion in market value, while Microsoft beat forecasts with robust cash flows to lift its shares, highlighting a stark Big Tech divergence ahead of key earnings.
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S2E599: Asian shares rally on SK Hynix’s profit surge and Anthropic’s $63B funding deal
Market news for October 27 2026: Asian stocks rallied, buoyed by renewed enthusiasm for artificial intelligence, following a fresh wave of AI-related funding announcements and SK Hynix's profit surge, and …
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Market news for October 27 2026: Asian stocks rallied, buoyed by renewed enthusiasm for artificial intelligence, following a fresh wave of AI-related funding announcements and SK Hynix's profit surge, and US$75B shareholder return plan. Investors now await key US tech earnings, and the upcoming Federal Reserve's decision.
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S2E340: Israel Election Looks Deadlocked, Muse Launches in Singapore and ASEAN Envoy Visits Myanmar
Headline news for October 28, 2026: Israel’s election appears to have ended in deadlock, exit polls show, with no final result yet. Meta launches its Muse AI agent in Singapore from today. ASEAN’s Myanmar envoy …
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Headline news for October 28, 2026: Israel’s election appears to have ended in deadlock, exit polls show, with no final result yet. Meta launches its Muse AI agent in Singapore from today. ASEAN’s Myanmar envoy begins a two-day humanitarian mission, and the Fed decision is due early tomorrow Singapore time.
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S2E598: Anthropic IPO and Meta's mega-fundraising spark Asian surge
Market news for October 27 2026: Asian stocks surged as Anthropic's IPO filing and Meta's massive fundraising boosted sentiment. Investors now await pivotal central bank meetings and critical tech earnings to …
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Market news for October 27 2026: Asian stocks surged as Anthropic's IPO filing and Meta's massive fundraising boosted sentiment. Investors now await pivotal central bank meetings and critical tech earnings to test the ongoing AI trade amid fragile regional tensions and shifting global interest rate expectations.
Synopsis: Market Focus Daily is a closing bell roundup by The Business Times that looks at the day’s market movements and news from Singapore and the region.
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S2E339: Indonesia Defends Gas Export Cut, Israel Votes and Korea’s Economy Beats Forecasts
Headline news for October 27, 2026: Indonesia defends cutting piped gas exports to Singapore by about 8 per cent, saying the cut is within contract limits. Israelis vote in an election with no result yet, and …
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Headline news for October 27, 2026: Indonesia defends cutting piped gas exports to Singapore by about 8 per cent, saying the cut is within contract limits. Israelis vote in an election with no result yet, and polls show no clear majority. South Korea’s economy grows 1 per cent in the third quarter.
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