Manganese Silicon Futures (2607 Contract) Rose During The Session, With Gains Widening To 2.08%, Currently Trading At 5994 Yuan/ton, With A Turnover Of Approximately 2.798 Billion Yuan. Open Interest Decreased By Nearly 3500 Lots During The Day, Indicating A Trend Of Rising Prices With Reduced Open Interest. Ferrosilicon Futures (2607 Contract) Experienced Increased Volatility, Currently Trading At 6042 Yuan/ton, A Daily Increase Of 3.46%

The European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre Reports A 4.3-magnitude Earthquake Off The Coast Of Guatemala

Singapore's Ministry Of Trade And Industry: We Will Continue To Monitor The Situation And Adjust Our GDP Growth Forecast For The Whole Year

Singapore's Ministry Of Trade And Industry: Continued Supply Disruptions Caused By The Middle East Conflict Could Keep Energy And Other Raw Material Prices High

A Monetary Authority Of Singapore (MAS) Official Said The Economic Assessment And Forecasts, Including The Output Gap, Are Consistent With Previous Projections

A Singapore Monetary Authority Official Stated That The Monetary Policy Stance Remains Appropriate

A Singapore Monetary Authority Official Said: U.S. Officials Have Suggested That Section 301 Aims To Restore Tariff Rates To Previous Levels

A Singapore Monetary Authority (MAS) Official Said Discussions With The United States Regarding The Section 301 Investigation Are Progressing Smoothly And There Are No Surprises

A Monetary Authority Of Singapore (MAS) Official Said The Situation Also Depends On Market Expectations Of A Gradual Appreciation Of The Singapore Dollar

A Monetary Authority Of Singapore (MAS) Official Said That Interest Rates In Singapore Are Expected To Remain Relatively Stable In The Future

A Singapore Monetary Authority Official Said There Is Considerable Uncertainty Surrounding Global Interest Rates

Singapore's Economic Growth In The First Quarter Exceeded Expectations, With The AI Boom Offsetting The Energy Shock

Singapore's Ministry Of Trade And Industry Maintains Its 2026 Economic Growth Forecast Of 2% To 4%, Despite The Continued Rise In Downside Risks From The Iran War

The Yield On Japan's 10-year Government Bonds Fell 3 Basis Points To 2.730%

Singapore's Q1 GDP Growth Came In At 1% Quarter-on-quarter, Versus An Expected 0.1% And A Previous Reading Of -0.30%

Singapore's GDP Grew At An Annual Rate Of 6% In The First Quarter, Exceeding The Expected 5.1%; The Previous Reading Was Revised Upward From 4.60% To 5.7%