Singapore expects rental pressures to further ease in the coming quarters as more residential units are completed, the Ministry of National Development said in a written response to a parliamentary question on Monday.
The UK will increase power sales to the continent this winter as a slump in carbon prices makes it cheaper to produce electricity at gas and coal plants.
Protests erupted in the Libyan town of Derna on Monday, as rage over officials’ preparation for and response to a storm that left more than 10,000 people dead or missing deepen political tensions in the country.
Almost all the stars are aligned for private credit, thanks to factors including low defaults, limited refinancing activity and the absence of a recession, said Benoît Durteste, chief executive officer of Intermediate Capital Group Plc.
India-Canada ties hit their lowest point in recent memory this week after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accused India’s government of orchestrating the killing of a prominent Sikh leader outside a temple in British Columbia in June.
TUI AG said bookings for the winter season are strong despite a cost of living squeeze in its major markets.
China has asked consulates in Hong Kong to submit information on locally hired employees, including their home addresses, a move giving Beijing stepped up oversight of the city.
Saudi Arabia’s football spending spree may have transformed it into one of the world’s biggest transfer markets, but relatively low attendance numbers and minuscule revenue from media rights illustrate the scale of the challenge facing the local league.
Sunac China Holdings Ltd. sought Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection in New York as the defaulted developer moved to protect assets while its offshore debt restructuring nears conclusion.
Tightening financial conditions are creating a “massive opportunity” for private capital providers, according to Antoine Flamarion, co-founder of Tikehau Capital.
