Tourism and real estate stocks dominate filed transactions

Tourism and real estate stocks dominate filed transactions

[SINGAPORE] Over the five trading sessions from Nov 14 to 20, institutions were net sellers of Singapore stocks, with net institutional outflow of S$131 million. This partially reversed the previous week’s S$236 million net inflow.  Institutional flows Stocks that had the highest net institutional outflow included DBS, CapitaLand Investment , Yangzijiang Shipbuilding , Singapore Airlines…

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Banks get US$2.6 trillion from deregulation, Jefferies says

Banks get US.6 trillion from deregulation, Jefferies says

[NEW YORK] Looser regulation for US banks is expected to unlock some US$2.6 trillion in lending capacity for large financial institutions, according to Jefferies analysts, cementing the richer valuation of American lenders over rivals in Europe. Deregulation can “drive a material uplift through 2026” in lending, mergers and acquisitions and technology investment and will buoy…

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Oracle slump sends Ellison sliding down ranks of world’s richest

Oracle slump sends Ellison sliding down ranks of world’s richest

[NEW YORK] A frenzied, artificial intelligence (AI)-fuelled rally in Oracle stock briefly made Larry Ellison the world’s richest person in September. But a prolonged slump since then has seen the tech giant give up all those gains and more, delivering a US$130 billion hit to Ellison’s net worth.  Oracle’s swoon has vaulted Alphabet co-founder Larry…

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Trump team internally floats idea of selling Nvidia H200 chips to China

Trump team internally floats idea of selling Nvidia H200 chips to China

[HONG KONG] US officials are having early discussions on whether to let Nvidia sell its H200 artificial intelligence (AI) chips to China, according to people familiar with the matter, a contentious potential move that would mark a major win for the world’s most valuable company.  US President Donald Trump’s team has held internal talks about…

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Hamas is failing Trump’s cease-fire plan — and ‘the future’ of the Middle East is paying the price

Hamas is failing Trump’s cease-fire plan — and ‘the future’ of the Middle East is paying the price

EZZAT al-Reshq, a spokesman for the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas, denied reports Saturday that his group was walking away from the Gaza cease-fire brokered by President Trump. Al-Reshq’s statement came amidst a flurry of news out of Gaza. It began when a Hamas fighter crossed the “yellow line” that marks the frontier between Hamas-controlled territory and…

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