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Breaking News. PAP will win election easily because coolie gene Sinkies aka retards are very happy despite being arse fucked.
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How can being pushed to eat insect still let them win? Vaccine death and injuries? This independent sg media is a controlled opposition.
There are no journalists in Sinkieland. A real journalist would have been arrested and locked up indefinitely.
The 'media' you see are either propagandists for the regime, or clout-chasing clickbait merchants.
If you look at the recent false flag operations on Donald Duck, you will know most Singaporeans are retarded. Already so many false flag operations, these retards still fail to smell something lol
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/wat...ng-prepared-singapore-wafer-fab-parks-4479356
More Good Jobs coming here
All sinki please go SkillFuture to Upgrade to 发大财
More Good Jobs coming here
All sinki please go SkillFuture to Upgrade to 发大财
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/property/tampines-industrial-facility-sale-s-400-million
Boss John, your stars has aligned...u can merely spend 400m to puechase this advance semicond facility and Huat Big Big
Lynus Pook, head of industrial services at Colliers Singapore, said the facility is of “remarkable size and quality”.
He said: “Singapore is a major electronics manufacturing hub globally, and has been a sought-after location by semiconductor giants...
“This development will be able to provide speed to market for companies which require a significant quantum of space in a ready-built facility, especially via the leasing model.”
Rents and prices of Singapore industrial space have risen for 13 straight quarters, as at the fourth quarter of 2023, but momentum is slowing, JTC data released in Jan 2024 showed.
Boss John, your stars has aligned...u can merely spend 400m to puechase this advance semicond facility and Huat Big Big
Lynus Pook, head of industrial services at Colliers Singapore, said the facility is of “remarkable size and quality”.
He said: “Singapore is a major electronics manufacturing hub globally, and has been a sought-after location by semiconductor giants...
“This development will be able to provide speed to market for companies which require a significant quantum of space in a ready-built facility, especially via the leasing model.”
Rents and prices of Singapore industrial space have risen for 13 straight quarters, as at the fourth quarter of 2023, but momentum is slowing, JTC data released in Jan 2024 showed.
One individual said, “I’m optimistic, only because I’m absolutely resolute to make it here as a Singaporean.
Also, compared to other countries, Singapore has order, rule of law and meritocracy. It’s impossible to feel as safe as I do in Singapore anywhere else in the world.”
Spoken like a true Sinkie retard.
Also, compared to other countries, Singapore has order, rule of law and meritocracy. It’s impossible to feel as safe as I do in Singapore anywhere else in the world.”
Spoken like a true Sinkie retard.
PAP is not safe when you have such taxpayer money parasite ministers around. Safe is not about having less crimes and robberies. It is also about having the right leaders.
No upright leaders will push you to eat Insect and force vaccine on you.
Right Boss John?If is SG news is the best news.
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WATCH: The latest growth figures out of China were “disappointing,” says Dan Wang, chief economist at Hang Seng Bank China.Source: Bloomberg
By Bloomberg News
July 15, 2024 at 10:04 AM GMT+8
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China’s economy grew at the worst pace in five quarters as efforts to boost consumer spending fell short, piling pressure on Beijing to lift confidence at a twice-a-decade policy meeting this week.
Gross domestic product expanded 4.7% in the second quarter from the same period a year earlier, undershooting economists’ median forecast of 5.1%.
Retail sales rose at the slowest pace since December 2022, showing a flurry of government efforts to juice confidence have done little to reinvigorate the Chinese consumer.
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Unmute
WATCH: The latest growth figures out of China were “disappointing,” says Dan Wang, chief economist at Hang Seng Bank China.Source: Bloomberg
By Bloomberg News
July 15, 2024 at 10:04 AM GMT+8
Updated on
July 15, 2024 at 11:42 AM GMT+8
China’s economy grew at the worst pace in five quarters as efforts to boost consumer spending fell short, piling pressure on Beijing to lift confidence at a twice-a-decade policy meeting this week.
Gross domestic product expanded 4.7% in the second quarter from the same period a year earlier, undershooting economists’ median forecast of 5.1%.
Retail sales rose at the slowest pace since December 2022, showing a flurry of government efforts to juice confidence have done little to reinvigorate the Chinese consumer.
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The twice-a-decade meeting of China’s top leadership has at times marked pivotal policy shifts.
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China withdrew cash from its banking system for a fifth consecutive month amid caution toward monetary easing as currency depreciation pressures mount.
The People’s Bank of China drained a net 3 billion yuan ($414 million) of cash via its medium-term lending facility on Monday, while holding the interest rate on its one-year policy loans at 2.5%, as the Third Plenum gets underway in the nation’s capital.
The twice-a-decade meeting of China’s top leadership has at times marked pivotal policy shifts.
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BEIJING: China's economy slowed in the second quarter, data showed on Monday (Jul 15), as a protracted property downturn and job insecurity weighed on domestic demand, keeping alive expectations Beijing will need to unleash more stimulus.
The world's second-largest economy grew 4.7 per cent in April-June, official data showed, its slowest since the first quarter of 2023 and missing a 5.1 per cent analysts' forecast in a Reuters poll. It was also down from the 5.3 per cent expansion in the previous quarter.
"Soft domestic demand could continue to weigh on inflation and start to erode production strength," analysts at Citi said in a note before the data release.
"All eyes could be on the third plenum and the Politburo meeting this July."
BEIJING: China's economy slowed in the second quarter, data showed on Monday (Jul 15), as a protracted property downturn and job insecurity weighed on domestic demand, keeping alive expectations Beijing will need to unleash more stimulus.
The world's second-largest economy grew 4.7 per cent in April-June, official data showed, its slowest since the first quarter of 2023 and missing a 5.1 per cent analysts' forecast in a Reuters poll. It was also down from the 5.3 per cent expansion in the previous quarter.
"Soft domestic demand could continue to weigh on inflation and start to erode production strength," analysts at Citi said in a note before the data release.
"All eyes could be on the third plenum and the Politburo meeting this July."
The government is aiming for economic growth of around 5.0 per cent for 2024, a target that many analysts believe is ambitious and may require more stimulus.
China's economic growth has been uneven this year, with industrial output outstripping domestic consumption, fanning deflationary risks amid the property downturn and mounting local government debt.
While solid Chinese exports have provided some support, rising trade tensions now pose a threat.
China's exports rose 8.6 per cent in June from a year earlier, and imports unexpectedly shrank 2.3 per cent, data released this month showed, suggesting manufacturers are frontloading orders to get ahead of tariffs from trade partners.
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To counter soft domestic demand and a property crisis, China has boosted infrastructure investment and ploughed funds into high-tech manufacturing.China's economic growth has been uneven this year, with industrial output outstripping domestic consumption, fanning deflationary risks amid the property downturn and mounting local government debt.
While solid Chinese exports have provided some support, rising trade tensions now pose a threat.
China's exports rose 8.6 per cent in June from a year earlier, and imports unexpectedly shrank 2.3 per cent, data released this month showed, suggesting manufacturers are frontloading orders to get ahead of tariffs from trade partners.
