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HONG KONG: Tiger Brokers will bar China-based investors from adding to their positions from Jun 12 when they are physically on the Chinese mainland, the Singapore-headquartered trading firm said in a notice to clients on Tuesday (Jun 2).China had told Tiger and other online brokers Futu and Longbridge to wind down such accounts, which it says are illegal under new tighter regulations introduced on May 27.Tiger’s announcement marks one of the first concrete steps by the brokerage firms to comply with Beijing’s tougher rules.Tiger said in its notice that investors will still be able to buy or sell securities from…
SINGAPORE: ASEAN member states are set to sign a landmark regional digital economy agreement at…
Some observers and groups in Malaysia told CNA that they support the government’s recent enforcement…
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka’s Buddhist hierarchy suspended on Saturday (May 30) a senior monk accused of…
HANOI: Vietnam said on Saturday (May 30) it will release almost 10,000 prisoners, including foreigners,…
Sustained security cannot be built through coercion and fear, Ramos-Horta said on Saturday, warning if the…
VIENTIANE: Four more men trapped in a semi-submerged Laos cave for 10 days have been…
SINGAPORE: US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth took the stage on Saturday morning (May 30) at…
SEOUL: Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang is expected to visit South Korea next week, a…
“NO FREELOADING”Since returning to office, US President Donald Trump has demanded that allies boost defence…
SINGAPORE: US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth takes the stage on Saturday morning (May 30) at…
BRUSSELS: The European Union must act more forcefully to rebalance its trade relationship with China,…
SINGAPORE: The world is beset with multiple risks and uncertainty that countries must confront squarely,…
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