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Michelle Martin finds out how consumers can conveniently purchase local produce this month to start supporting Singapore's goals to meet 30% of her nutritional needs through locally produced food.

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Michelle Martin tours the new additions to the 2022 edition of the Bib Gourmand Selection for the Michelin Guide Singapore and the mouth-watering selections on their menu.

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Michelle Martin tours the new additions to the 2022 edition of the Bib Gourmand Selection for the Michelin Guide Singapore and the mouth-watering selections on their menu.

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Just recently, it was reported that the 10-year average return for the August issue of the Singapore Savings Bond (SSB) has climbed to 3 per cent – the highest level recorded since its inception in October 2015. So what is fuelling this surge in yield prices and should investors in Singapore be considering SSB as part of their portfolio given that yields are more attractive now? Michelle Martin asks Cheng Chye Hsern, Head of Investment, Providend.

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Just recently, it was reported that the 10-year average return for the August issue of the Singapore Savings Bond (SSB) has climbed to 3 per cent – the highest level recorded since its inception in October 2015. So what is fuelling this surge in yield prices and should investors in Singapore be considering SSB as part of their portfolio given that yields are more attractive now? Michelle Martin asks Cheng Chye Hsern, Head of Investment, Providend.

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Wall Street analysts have named a handful of ‘must-own’ stocks for the second half of the year.   They are in a broad range of industries, but the common theme is that they are strong enough to weather an economic downturn and market volatility.  What are these stocks?  Michelle Martin tells you more.

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Wall Street analysts have named a handful of ‘must-own’ stocks for the second half of the year.   They are in a broad range of industries, but the common theme is that they are strong enough to weather an economic downturn and market volatility.  What are these stocks?  Michelle Martin tells you more.

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Why are analysts bullish about Indian stocks now? And what can we expect from the big China deals that is set to end Hong Kong's dry spell for IPOs? Michelle Martin and Ryan Huang have the answers. They also uncover why Singapore sees no recessions next year given the current economic climate. 

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Why are analysts bullish about Indian stocks now? And what can we expect from the big China deals that is set to end Hong Kong's dry spell for IPOs? Michelle Martin and Ryan Huang have the answers. They also uncover why Singapore sees no recessions next year given the current economic climate. 

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Michelle Martin and Ryan Huang discuss share buybacks by OCBC, Willmar and United Hampshire US REIT, and what this means for the companies and the prospects for REITs and the retail tech industry more broadly. Yet, another Chinese property developer, the Shimao group, has failed to pay its debts - a USD1 billion bond in Shimao's case. Michelle and Ryan talk more about whether this will dampen prospects for the Chinese market. They also evaluate further trouble in the crypto markets as Voyager Digital suspended withdrawals, trading and deposits to its platform.

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