Singapore's state investor is expanding into the Middle East with new offices in Riyadh and Abu Dhabi, a sign local capital is looking abroad even as the domestic market stays supp
Singapore's state investor is expanding into the Middle East with new offices in Riyadh and Abu Dhabi, a sign local capital is looking abroad even as the domestic market stays supported by policy efforts to deepen equity liquidity. Globally, bonds wrapped up a rough September while stocks held up comparatively well, and the dollar strengthened mainly at the euro's expense, keeping currency dynamics in focus for export-sensitive Asian markets. Regionally, an Indonesian order halting a Singapore-linked data centre project adds a friction point to cross-border business ties.
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