Singapore agent jailed 3 months in Australia scheme that lost S$16m
What's new: Prosecutors said 347 investors lost S$16 million, while the wider Pilbara-linked scheme raised about S$122 million globally.
What's new: Prosecutors said 347 investors lost S$16 million, while the wider Pilbara-linked scheme raised about S$122 million globally.
What's next: Economists expect MAS to keep policy unchanged in July even as officials warn energy costs could lift imported inflation.
What's next: May inflation data due June 23 could shape a July MAS tightening move that would support the currency.
What's new: The 70-year-old reported the fake MAS call after a 2- to 3-hour conversation and got his money back on March 25.
What's new: MAS will launch vaulting by October, scrap a 5% cap on physical precious metals and let six banks clear trades.
What's new: SGX plans Loco Singapore clearing by year-end, while MAS will start vaulting services for foreign central banks in October.
What's new: The bank plans a second-half 2026 launch, with 24/7 trading, fractional buying and redemption for physical gold.
What's new: Police linked the losses to 48 cases since May, with some victims handing over cash or gold to fake company staff.