China lifts fuel export curbs for July, sources say

China lifts fuel export curbs for July, sources say

Transportation fuel prices are expected to ease as the world’s biggest refiner returns to normalcy Published Wed, Jul 8, 2026 · 03:40 PM [SINGAPORE] China has lifted refined fuel export restrictions for the rest of July and allowed a private refiner to resume shipments after a four-month halt, trade sources said on Wednesday (Jul 8).…

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Singapore retail investors more bullish on AI stocks than global peers: eToro survey

Singapore retail investors more bullish on AI stocks than global peers: eToro survey

They believe semiconductor and chipmaker firms will generate the strongest returns [SINGAPORE] Retail investors in the Republic are more bullish on technology and artificial intelligence stocks than their global counterparts. A new survey by trading platform eToro found that more than half of Singapore respondents expect AI stock prices to rise in 2026, compared with…

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SGX-listed firms should be like DBS, be brave with forward guidance

SGX-listed firms should be like DBS, be brave with forward guidance

Bland, generic statements are a wasted opportunity to engage investors craving granular and credible guidance; trust investors to forgive unforeseen outcomes  [SINGAPORE] Investors in the local bourse will soon have a slew of quarterly or half-yearly results announcements to digest. Financial report cards provide a useful summary of a company’s performance. For one thing, the…

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Australia central banker says oil shock yet to slow economy

Australia central banker says oil shock yet to slow economy

Published Wed, Jul 8, 2026 · 09:27 AM [SYDNEY] The recent oil shock has led to falls in Australia’s consumer and business confidence but so far there are few signs of a marked slowdown in activity, a senior central banker said on Wednesday (Jul 8). In a speech about supply shocks, Reserve Bank of Australia…

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