 | | FRI, MAY 9, 2025 | Top Stories |  | [SINGAPORE] OCBC is keeping its financial targets for 2025, but noted that its loan growth guidance of a mid-single digit will likely see the most headwinds, especially if the market continues to be "very uncertain", said chief executive officer Helen Wong. | |  | [SINGAPORE] The Singapore dollar and other Asian currencies are continuing to gain ground against the US dollar as the tariff fallout weighs on the greenback. | |  | [SINGAPORE] A digital brokerage boom erupted amid the pandemic. But, unlike other trends that emerged during Covid-19 and eased over time, the online trading frenzy seems here to stay. | |  | [SINGAPORE] ST Engineering's revenue rose 8 per cent to S$2.9 billion for the first quarter ended March, from S$2.7 billion in the corresponding year-ago period, on the back of broad-based growth across all segments. | |  | [SINGAPORE] Marco Polo Marine on Friday (May 9) posted a 3.4 per cent year on year decline in H1 net profit to S$10.6 million, from S$11 million. | |  | [SINGAPORE] Local stocks ended higher on Friday (May 9), as investors reacted positively to news of the US striking a trade deal with the UK – the first after President Donald Trump announced sweeping tariffs worldwide. | | |
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