Gold steadies near record high as Greenland crisis simmers

Gold steadies near record high as Greenland crisis simmers

[ad_1] GOLD was steady near a record high, while silver retreated from an all-time peak, as President Donald Trump’s push to take over Greenland stoked fears of a potential US–Europe trade war.  Markets are now waiting to see how Europe will respond after both precious metals surged on Monday following Trump’s pledge to impose tariffs…

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Singapore prime offices a ‘top pick’ for 2026 as vacancies fall: JLL

Singapore prime offices a ‘top pick’ for 2026 as vacancies fall: JLL

[ad_1] Private Chinese capital is still actively pursuing opportunities in Singapore, even as institutional Chinese capital recedes [SINGAPORE] The prime office sector in Singapore is a “top pick” for real estate investors 2026 as tightening vacancies and a shift toward a favourable environment for landlords drive renewed investor conviction, said JLL. Investment volumes in the…

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India needs ‘eight to 10’ large banks, Axis Bank CEO says

India needs ‘eight to 10’ large banks, Axis Bank CEO says

[ad_1] The country currently has 12 state-run banks and 21 large and mid-sized private banks [MUMBAI] India will need “at least eight to 10” large banks to support economic growth as consolidation gathers pace across the sector, Axis Bank chief executive officer Amitabh Chaudhry said. “It’s a play across the entire product suite” and “right…

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How Europe could ‘weaponise’ US$10 trillion of US assets over Greenland

How Europe could ‘weaponise’ US trillion of US assets over Greenland

[ad_1] The most tangible reaction from the EU so far has been a proposal to halt approval of its July trade deal with America [LONDON] As Europe considers how best to respond to US President Donald Trump’s latest threats over Greenland’s sovereignty, there’s one extreme potential countermeasure that’s fuelling debate among investors. European countries hold…

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