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SINGAPORE, April 1 Asia Pulse - Highlights of today's newspapers:
BUSINESS TIMES:
- The Singapore stock market rebounded slightly last month, with overall capitalisation at March 31 rising 5 per cent or .6 billion to $386 billion from a month ago, but some analysts were reluctant to say it had bottomed out.
- The Singapore Exchange is taking three steps to further develop the options market, including the launch of the SGX MSCI Singapore Index Options contract to complement the MSCI Singapore Index Futures that was introduced in 1998.
- Singapore's electricity demand growth slowed to just one per cent last year - compared with 3-4 per cent annually in the preceding five years - as the global economic downturn began to bite in the fourth quarter, the Energy Market Company said in its just-released 2008 market report.
- The bad news for Singapore workers is that the overall pay increase is tipped to be just 2 per cent this year - the lowest in more than a decade, according to a poll by consultancy firm Watson Wyatt.
- IT was a somewhat sombre gathering yesterday evening when staff of Swissport Singapore came together for their ...