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Singapore Ranks First in 2016 Global Infrastructure Investment Attractiveness
Choosing Singapore as a destination for investment immigration is a wise decision. This is a global perspective. According to a report by the UAE's Al Bayan newspaper on the 4th, Singapore ranked first in the latest "2016 Global Infrastructure Investment Index" released by the international consultancy Arcadis, followed by Qatar and the UAE in second and third place, respectively, surpassing developed countries such as Canada, Switzerland, Norway, Australia, and the United States.
PetroChina Acquires 45% Stake in Singapore Petroleum Company
PetroChina announced on November 5 that the acquisition of a 45% stake in Singapore Petroleum Company has been completed.
Dong Wenbiao Appears in Singapore, Representing Private Enterprises to "Go Global"
On October 29, Dong Wenbiao, Chairman of the Board of China Minmetals Investment Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "CMI"), appeared in Singapore to attend the second meeting of the first Global Expert Advisory Committee of CMI. In his opening speech, Dong stated that as a representative of private enterprises going global, CMI's development must achieve a leapfrog in growth by standing on the shoulders of giants.
Singapore to Open Natural Gas Market
Singapore plans to establish a domestic natural gas trading market to support its goal of becoming a liquefied natural gas (LNG) trading hub and to seize the opportunities presented by the rise of LNG in the Asian energy market.
Singapore Adult Wealth Ranks First in Asia
According to Credit Suisse's latest "Global Wealth Report," the total wealth of Singaporean households increased by 1.8% over the past year, reaching USD 1.1 trillion. The median adult wealth reached USD 98,900, ranking seventh globally.
Singapore's Economic Growth Projected Between 2.5% and 3.5% for This Year and Next
According to a comprehensive report from Worldway Immigration: On October 28, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (hereinafter referred to as "MAS") released its semi-annual Macroeconomic Review, stating that Singapore's economy is expected to continue its moderate growth over the coming quarters, with economic growth for this year and next projected to be between 2.5% and 3.5%.
Singapore's Economic Growth Projected Between 2.5% and 3.5% for This Year and Next
According to a comprehensive report from Worldway Immigration: On October 28, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (hereinafter referred to as "MAS") released its semi-annual Macroeconomic Review, stating that Singapore's economy is expected to continue its moderate growth over the coming quarters, with economic growth for this year and next projected to be between 2.5% and 3.5%.