Singapore shares ended the day in negative territory. The STI closed down 0.85% at 3,410 points. Across the broader market, losers outnumbered gainers 296 to 257 after 1.07 billion securities worth S$812.29 million changed hands. Singtel shares was actively traded today, after hitting a high of $2.90. Despite some selling mood today, can Singtel shares move up another level?

Meanwhile, in global markets, global equities are scaling record highs, as traders turn their attention toward Friday’s crucial US jobs data. So what can we expect from the data? If the data solidifies that we can be hopeful for a September rate cut - can markets continue on this rally for the rest of the year? 

On Market View, Hongbin Jeong speaks to Sunny Soh, Lead Technical Analyst (Capital Markets & Investor Education), SIAS, to find out more. 

Singapore shares ended the day in negative territory. The STI closed down 0.85% at 3,410 points. Across the broader market, losers outnumbered gainers 296 to 257 after 1.07 billion securities worth S$812.29 million changed hands. Singtel shares was actively traded today, after hitting a high of $2.90. Despite some selling mood today, can Singtel shares move up another level?
Meanwhile, in global markets, global equities are scaling record highs, as traders turn their attention toward Friday’s crucial US jobs data. So what can we expect from the data? If the data solidifies that we can be hopeful for a September rate cut - can markets continue on this rally for the rest of the year? 
On Market View, Hongbin Jeong speaks to Sunny Soh, Lead Technical Analyst (Capital Markets &amp; Investor Education), SIAS, to find out more.

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Market View: If US job data solidifies a September rate cut, can markets rally for the rest of the year?

Melania Trump’s memoir is dropping soon, but today’s tea isn’t about that.

When CNN reached out for an exclusive interview ahead of the book’s release, they received a surprising response: a request to sign an NDA and pay $250,000 for the interview.

Melania’s team later claimed it was all a mistake—but was it really? Or could this have ties to similar high-priced speaking fees she’s received in the past?

Hongbin Jeong spills the tea.

Melania Trump’s memoir is dropping soon, but today’s tea isn’t about that.
When CNN reached out for an exclusive interview ahead of the book’s release, they received a surprising response: a request to sign an NDA and pay $250,000 for the interview.
Melania’s team later claimed it was all a mistake—but was it really? Or could this have ties to similar high-priced speaking fees she’s received in the past?
Hongbin Jeong spills the tea.

Spill The Tea: Did Melania Trump really make a mistake?

Ever thought about starting your own coffee shop? But, what exactly does it take to run a successful coffeehouse here in Singapore?

While some owners set out to simply serve good coffee, others choose to take their coffee further afield and scale their business to create a chain.

Puzzle Coffee, a Melbourne-born specialty coffeehouse has gained such a strong following here in Singapore that they’ve opened a second outlet.

The man behind the brand? Harry Apostolides, Co-Founder of Puzzle Coffee Singapore.

On R.I.C.H, Hongbin Jeong speaks with Harry to find out why understanding your product makes you a better entrepreneur. 

Ever thought about starting your own coffee shop? But, what exactly does it take to run a successful coffeehouse here in Singapore?
While some owners set out to simply serve good coffee, others choose to take their coffee further afield and scale their business to create a chain.
<a href="https://www.puzzle.coffee/">Puzzle Coffee</a>, a Melbourne-born specialty coffeehouse has gained such a strong following here in Singapore that they’ve opened a second outlet.
The man behind the brand? Harry Apostolides, Co-Founder of Puzzle Coffee Singapore.
On R.I.C.H, Hongbin Jeong speaks with Harry to find out why understanding your product makes you a better entrepreneur.

R.I.C.H: The hospitality veteran who continues to brew success with Puzzle Coffee

Singapore stocks dropped at the opening bell today, after geopolitical tensions in the Middle East left Wall Street and European markets in a sea of red. But it recouped its losses to end the day 0.3 per cent higher. So what’s been driving the STI this week? 

Meanwhile, fears about the Middle East crisis are growing with investors awaiting Israel’s response to Iran’s missile attack. But are reactions in the oil market subdued? If our oil supplies are disrupted - how high could oil prices go? 

Additionally, on the equities front, Chinese stocks in Hong Kong are back to rallying after a one-day dip, with investors pinning hopes that data on the nation’s holiday spending will provide more impetus for the market. Are consumer stocks leading the rally here? Will Mainland Chinese stocks follow suit after markets reopen next week?

On Market View, Hongbin Jeong speaks to Sunny Soh Lead Technical Analyst (Capital Markets & Investor Education), SIAS, to find out more about the latest market movements. 

Singapore stocks dropped at the opening bell today, after geopolitical tensions in the Middle East left Wall Street and European markets in a sea of red. But it recouped its losses to end the day 0.3 per cent higher. So what’s been driving the STI this week? 
Meanwhile, fears about the Middle East crisis are growing with investors awaiting Israel’s response to Iran’s missile attack. But are reactions in the oil market subdued? If our oil supplies are disrupted - how high could oil prices go? 
Additionally, on the equities front, Chinese stocks in Hong Kong are back to rallying after a one-day dip, with investors pinning hopes that data on the nation’s holiday spending will provide more impetus for the market. Are consumer stocks leading the rally here? Will Mainland Chinese stocks follow suit after markets reopen next week?
On Market View, Hongbin Jeong speaks to Sunny Soh Lead Technical Analyst (Capital Markets &amp; Investor Education), SIAS, to find out more about the latest market movements.

Market View: If US job data solidifies a September rate cut, can markets rally for the rest of the year?

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