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SEP 24, 2021
24/09/21 - Assessing the Fed's Path to Policy Tightening and Broader China RisksThe Federal Reserve confirmed that tapering of its hefty bond buying program may begin soon, with economists now expecting for it to start before the end of the year. Meanwhile, expectations of a rate hike are getting pulled slightly forward -- with some officials expecting one before the end of next year. Jeff Ng, Senior Treasury Strategist at HL Bank -- joined us on Prime Time to talk about the Fed's recent policy decision, and how growing worries about Chinese risks may be informing their rate strategy.
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SEP 23, 2021
23/09/21 - Asian Insider: Inside HK (23 Sep)Inside Hong Kong, hosts Timothy Go and Rachel Kelly spoke to The Straits Times’ correspondent Claire Huang about the latest from territory, including the Election Committee elections and the widening scope of the National Security Law.
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SEP 23, 2021
23/09/21 - ST: The Big Story, 23 SepIn The Straits Times’ The Big Story, multimedia journalist Hairianto Dirman spoke to Professor Dale Fisher, a senior consultant at NUH's Division of Infectious Diseases about Singapore's current Covid-19 situation and weighs in on whether tighter restrictions are needed.
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SEP 23, 2021
23/09/21 - Tech Talk: Social media limits in China & life without passwordsChina moves to limit social media, gaming as teens get more addicted and mental health is impacted.
Could you limit yourself to 40 minutes of social media a day?
In Tech Talk, hosts Timothy Go and Rachel Kelly spoke to Tech360.tv’s Senior Producer, Soon Kai Hong about social media limits in China as well as Microsoft's accounts no longer needing a password.
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SEP 22, 2021
22/09/21 - ST: The Big Story, 22 SepIn The Straits Times’ The Big Story, multimedia journalist Hairianto Dirman spoke to Dr Leong Hoe Nam, an infectious diseases specialist from the Rophi Clinic at Mount Elizabeth Novena on the Covid-19 developments in Singapore.
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SEP 22, 2021
22/09/21 - Eco Money: Unlocking capital for sustainability 2021 - Scaling sustainable finance for a green recoveryPrime Time hosts Timothy Go and Rachel Kelly spoke to Jessica Cheam, Founder and Managing Director of Eco-Business about a new sustainability innovation platform to help businesses plug gaps when it comes to sustainability.
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SEP 22, 2021
22/09/21 - Across the ASEAN: Of Reopenings, Market Corrections, and Thai MarketsArguably no one in Southeast Asia stands to benefit from an economic reopening than Thailand -- which has seen its important tourism and manufacturing sectors battered by prolonged COVID lockdowns in recent months. But how has this hit market sentiment there? Andrew Stotz, the founder and CEO of A Stotz Investment Research, joined us from Bangkok to provide a firsthand account of the state of Thai markets, if a reopening can help sooth sentiment, and risks he's monitoring from a potential tumble in US markets.
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SEP 22, 2021
22/09/21 - Sustainable Singapore: Helping F&B players & farmers transition to cage-free eggsIt's estimated that 99 percent of Singapore’s chickens lay eggs in cages. Multinational consulting firm Global Food Partners have launched two courses to enable hospitality and food companies, as well as farmers to transition to cage free eggs. On Sustainable Singapore, Rhianne Lovell-Boland speaks to Elissa Lane, Co-founder and chief executive officer at Global Food Partners who shares more about the issue and how they are addressing it.
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SEP 21, 2021
21/09/21 - Canada elections - PM Trudeau stays in power, but misses majority markCanadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau claimed victory in the Canada election but fell short in his bid to form majority government. On Prime Time, Timothy Go and Rachel Kelly spoke to Sébastien Dallaire, Senior Vice President, Ipsos Canada who shared what were the key issues for Canadians, and with the result little different from the last vote in 2019, whether the election was worth it.
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SEP 21, 2021
21/09/21 - Should Singaporeans pay more for a sustainable home?A PropertyGuru Consumer Sentiment Study has also revealed that 82% of Singaporeans are willing to consider paying more for a sustainable home.
In Powering Your Property, hosts Timothy Go and Rachel Kelly spoke to Vivek Kumar, Vice President Of Products, PropertyGuru Group to find out if there really is an appetite for green homes and sustainable living in Singapore.
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