Posts Tagged ‘row’
Both sides called trading halt as Reit row escalates
THE war of the Reits between MacarthurCook Industrial (MI-Reit) in one corner and Cambridge Industrial Trust (CIT) in the other hit a new level yesterday when both firms called trading halts to make announcements.
Their simmering row has mostly been confined to full-page newspaper advertisements but it has intensified in the run-up to Monday’s key meeting to vote on MI-Reit’s financing plans.
CIT … more
Electricity prices up 12.5% from Oct
ELECTRICITY charges will go up by 12.5 per cent from tomorrow on the back of higher fuel prices, utility provider SP Services said yesterday.
Electricity will cost households 21.69 cents per kilowatt hour (kwh), up from the current 19.28 cents.
This is the second quarter in a row that tariffs, which are revised every quarter, are going up.
Families in three-room HDB flats will pay on average about… more
Prices rise 0.4%, up for second straight month
CONSUMER prices inched up last month for the second time in a row, signalling that the economy’s brief flirtation with deflation may soon be over.
Pulled up mainly by higher car and petrol prices, the consumer price index (CPI) rose a slight 0.4 per cent last month compared with the previous month, following a 1.2 per cent increase in July.
But the CPI, Singapore’s main indicator of inflation, rem… more
GBPUSD: Aiming At The 1.6742 Level & Beyond
With continued strength seeing the pair closing higher for a third week in a row since turning off higher at the 1.6031 level in early July’09, further upside gains are expected towards its YTD high 1.6742. This strong performance remains consistent with its medium term uptrend which will be triggered…
How the major stock indexes fared on Thursday (AP)
AP – Investors sent stocks higher for a second day in a row Thursday, giving all the major indexes a moderate boost and adding to the gains that followed upbeat comments from the Federal Reserve a day earlier. Financial, technology and energy companies were among the big winners, while stocks in defensive, or relatively safer, industries like health care fell. Retailers declined after a worse-than-expected report on retail sales.






