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This is the reason why Modi visited Sinkapore
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Officially, there are 650,000 Ah Nehs living in Sinkapore. In reality, I suspect, that number is more than that, possibly triple.
Modi wants Sinkapore to accept more Ah Nehs, relieving the pressure that he is facing back home.
Of course Wong, eager to suck up to Modi, agrees. All those deals signed with India will lead to more Ah Nehs streaming into this island.
Apparently, the average income of Ah Nehs in Sinkapore is $70k. There are many good paying jobs that sinkees could do that have been taken up by Ah Nehs.
Modi wants Sinkapore to accept more Ah Nehs, relieving the pressure that he is facing back home.
Of course Wong, eager to suck up to Modi, agrees. All those deals signed with India will lead to more Ah Nehs streaming into this island.
Apparently, the average income of Ah Nehs in Sinkapore is $70k. There are many good paying jobs that sinkees could do that have been taken up by Ah Nehs.
How to get a job in Sinkapore from India ....
https://leapscholar.com/blog/job-opportunities-in-singapore-for-indians/
https://leapscholar.com/blog/job-opportunities-in-singapore-for-indians/
https://www.bestinsingapore.co/how-many-indians-live-in-singapore/
By 2015, over 9% of Singapore’s total population was made up of Indian citizens and permanent residents. Most have kept and continue to observe their deep-seated rites such as Hindu funeral traditions and rituals.
By 2015, over 9% of Singapore’s total population was made up of Indian citizens and permanent residents. Most have kept and continue to observe their deep-seated rites such as Hindu funeral traditions and rituals.
Ah Neh agency promoting study in Sinkapore so that they can then work here!
https://www.shiksha.com/studyabroad/job-prospects-for-indian-students-in-singapore-articlepage-2283
https://www.shiksha.com/studyabroad/job-prospects-for-indian-students-in-singapore-articlepage-2283
Study at Uptron ACL.
But Sinkies love this situation by keeping PAP eternally.
Great news! More good jobs will be created by Modi!
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- Stocks resume selling after decoupling from bonds, commodities
- JPMorgan model shows a wide range of recession odds in assets
By Lu Wang and Denitsa Tsekova
September 7, 2024 at 4:26 AM GMT+8
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For those on Wall Street clinging to the bull case on the economy, life is getting harder.
Troubling data – long foretold in the bond and commodity markets – woke traders across risky assets up from their slumber this week, in the worst performance for stocks since the 2023 regional bank crisis.
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Following a rapid recovery for risky assets such as stocks and high yield bonds from a chaotic early August selloff, traders have lost their short-lived optimism that U.S. interest rate cuts would support growth.
U.S. stocks fell on Friday, weighed down by a jobs report that left traders uncertain about how far the Federal Reserve will go in cutting interest rates.
Instead, they appear to be already getting ahead of U.S. jobs data on Friday that may repeat last month's weak report, with Tuesday's weak U.S. manufacturing data triggering fresh selling.
Wall Street's S&P 500 share index (.SPX), opens new tab fell over 2% on Tuesday, while Japan's broad Topix share gauge plunged 3.7% on Wednesday in its biggest daily drop since the Aug. 5 market rout and European stocks tumbled (.STOXX), opens new tab.
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The FTSE 100 (^FTSE) and European stocks had a rollercoaster Tuesday, opening lower, before later recovering, to close in the red again, as Andrew Bailey raised hopes that Britain’s “very small recession” may already be over thanks to “distinct signs of an upturn”.
Speaking to the Treasury Select Committee, the Bank of England (BoE) governor said that inflation does not need to reach Threadneedle Street's 2% target before it starts cutting interest rates.
Goldman Sachs (GS) said that it now expected the BoE to deliver an interest rate cut in June from a prior forecast of May.
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70% sinkies like to be fucked by papigs in the ass, lol
That is rootcause for Uti?
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