Asian corporate bond markets rebounded alongside other regional assets, lifted by signs of easing tensions and President Donald Trump’s comments on talks with Iran.

Semiconductor company Trio-Tech has disclosed a ransomware attack involving one of its subsidiaries in Singapore.

Singapore stocks ended lower on March 23, mirroring regional peers, with the Straits Times Index (STI) losing 2.2%. Read more ...

Across the broader market, gainers trail losers 144 to 554 after 2.1 billion securities change hands Read more at The Business Times.

Australia will receive February inflation data on Wednesday, which is expected to represent relative calm before a coming storm. Economists expect annual inflation to be around 3.8% in February, ...

Investors losing hope for a quick resolution of the Middle East war are scrambling to cushion portfolios against prolonged ...

Investors are shifting out of bonds and other assets exposed to inflation as global markets brace for prolonged disruption to ...

The bonds have also been boosted by the relative strength of the Singapore dollar. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more ...

Singapore’s bonds have beaten all their developed-market peers this year as the war in Iran has bolstered haven demand, and fund managers say they are still one of the safest places to be.

The sell-off nonetheless shows jitters among traders at a critical juncture for the company Read more at The Business Times.

UOB was the first Singaporean issuer and only Singaporean bank in the Panda bond market. This is the Bank's third Panda bond since its debut in 2 ...

The euro fell slightly versus the dollar as markets await decisions from the Federal Reserve.