The Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of underlying US inflation is set to be released at the end of the week. And US equities have even moved warily this week, with investors hesitant to expand their risk exposure ahead of the key inflation data. If it comes in hotter-than-expected, should investors be concerned? How should investors mitigate the potential risks? On Money in the Market, Hongbin Jeong speaks to Rajat Bhattacharya, Senior Investment Strategist, Standard Chartered, to find out more. 

The Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of underlying US inflation is set to be released at the end of the week. And US equities have even moved warily this week, with investors hesitant to expand their risk exposure ahead of the key inflation data. If it comes in hotter-than-expected, should investors be concerned? How should investors mitigate the potential risks? On Money in the Market, Hongbin Jeong speaks to Rajat Bhattacharya, Senior Investment Strategist, Standard Chartered, to find out more.

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Money in the Market: Should you take a cautious market approach ahead of key US inflation data?

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Are you feeling the heat?? The month of May has the highest average monthly temperature (24-hour mean of 28.6ºC) on our very sunny island. And we’re not alone in experiencing this sizzling hot weather. In fact, some of our neighbours are getting it a lot worse

So how will Singapore face the potential economic losses and workplace safety challenges amid the escalating heat conditions? And how can businesses safeguard employee health and maintain productivity in the face of rising temperatures?

Dr Chan Yanjun, Medical Director, International SOS tells us more. 

Are you feeling the heat?? The month of May has the highest average monthly temperature (24-hour mean of 28.6ºC) on our very sunny island. And we’re not alone in experiencing this sizzling hot weather. In fact, some of our neighbours are getting it a lot worse
So how will Singapore face the potential economic losses and workplace safety challenges amid the escalating heat conditions? And how can businesses safeguard employee health and maintain productivity in the face of rising temperatures?
Dr Chan Yanjun, Medical Director, International SOS tells us more.

Viewpoint: Hotter days, cooler business, how can companies adapt to Singapore’s rising temperatures?

The constructions industry represents the building blocks of our communities and is, from a wider point of view, a cornerstone of the economy. And now digitalisation is a key enabler for the sector's transformation. It facilitates newer and better ways of streamlining project delivery processes and raising productivity using digital technologies. But is the industry embracing it well enough? 

Paul Mullett, SJ Digital and Technology Council of Excellence, Chair, SJ Group shares more. 

The constructions industry represents the building blocks of our communities and is, from a wider point of view, a cornerstone of the economy. And now digitalisation is a key enabler for the sector's transformation. It facilitates newer and better ways of streamlining project delivery processes and raising productivity using digital technologies. But is the industry embracing it well enough? 
Paul Mullett, SJ Digital and Technology Council of Excellence, Chair, SJ Group shares more.

Industry Insight: Digitalisation in construction - are players embracing it enough?

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Living in Singapore means ordering food from a mobile delivery app is a norm for us.But have you noticed if you are repeatedly ordering the same items? 

Interestingly, Deliveroo’s Brand Loyalty report found that their partners are consistently seeing almost half of its customer base with repeated orders (45%) across all months last year. That's not all. Beyond just meals, demand for non-food items, gifts and groceries is on the rise.

Jason Parke, General Manager, Deliveroo Singapore shares his views on current food delivery trends. 

Living in Singapore means ordering food from a mobile delivery app is a norm for us.But have you noticed if you are repeatedly ordering the same items? 
Interestingly, Deliveroo’s Brand Loyalty report found that their partners are consistently seeing almost half of its customer base with repeated orders (45%) across all months last year. That's not all. Beyond just meals, demand for non-food items, gifts and groceries is on the rise.
Jason Parke, General Manager, Deliveroo Singapore shares his views on current food delivery trends.

Money in the Market: Should you take a cautious market approach ahead of key US inflation data?

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