SINGAPORE – The measures announced in the 2025 Budget are not just about vouchers, but also steps Singapore is taking to strengthen the social support system and economy to ensure that nobody is ...

BUDGET 2025’s investments for innovation and technology – particularly a S$3 billion top-up to the National Productivity Fund (NPF) – should improve Singapore’s attractiveness to multinational ...

SINGAPORE - There is little doubt Budget 2025 is an election Budget. After all, we are in an election year, with the constitutional deadline to go to the polls in November. Of course, Budgets are ...

SINGAPORE: From private home owners and hawkers to those interested in sports and the arts, the Budget measures announced on Tuesday (Feb 18) provide support across diverse segments of society ...

SINGAPORE: In the lead-up to this year’s national Budget speech, delivered by Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on Tuesday (Feb 18), much of the public conversation was focused on a familiar theme ...

Singapore’s Budget 2025 has introduced a series of measures aimed at strengthening the country’s capital markets. If all goes as planned, these initiatives could provide a much-needed boost to the ...

The upgrade comes a day after Singapore forecast a second year of budget surpluses despite Prime Minister Lawrence Wong unveiling a long list of handouts, rebates and infrastructure investments ...

JPMorgan Chase & Co. has upgraded Singapore stocks to overweight, citing government support to the market, high dividend yields, and fiscal room to cushion the impact of an external slowdown.

Singapore’s Budget 2025 was announced on February 18, 2025 by Prime Minister Lawrence Wong. Similar to previous years, the announcement shared the country’s economic strategic measures.

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Singapore on Tuesday unveiled steps to support households and businesses in its 2025 fiscal year, as Lawrence Wong set out to combat cost-of-living concerns in his first budget as prime minister.