 | | FRI, APR 25, 2025 | Top Stories |  | AS NOMINATION Day unfolded for Singapore's 2025 General Election (GE2025), a striking trend emerged: the significant number of legal professionals stepping forward as candidates across party lines. | |  | [SINGAPORE] The private housing market in Singapore appears to be settling at a new equilibrium, with prices stabilising even as buying momentum continued, analysts said. | |  | [SINGAPORE] The pace of growth in resale prices of public housing flats slowed in the first quarter of 2025, growing 1.6 per cent over the previous three months on a higher supply of units. | |  | [SINGAPORE] The government has to be able to fund its programmes "responsibly and sustainably", said National Development Minister Desmond Lee on Friday (Apr 25), in response to a proposal by the opposition Progress Singapore Party (PSP) to revert the goods and services tax (GST) rate to 7 per cent. | |  | [SINGAPORE] The United States administration's tariffs have roiled markets, sparking concerns over a full-blown trade war and a global recession. | | |
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