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Singapore faces increasing tide of bad debt

Bloomberg Singapore firms are likely to see more soured debt as the trade-reliant economy takes a hit from US-China tensions. That’s the view of debt restructuring experts, for whom more bad debt could mean increased business. Singapore’s government cut its forecast for economic growth this year to almost zero, and weak export data have stoked fears of a recession. The ...

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India mulls new sourcing rules that may help Apple

Bloomberg India is considering relaxing local sourcing norms for foreign companies that sell only their own brand, a move that is likely to encourage Apple Inc. to set up stores, people with knowledge of matter said. According to the proposal, export of goods from a foreign company’s factory in India will be accounted as local sourcing, the people said, asking ...

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Eskom Holdings may sell some coal-fired plants to raise $29bn

Bloomberg South Africa’s government could decide that Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd. must sell some of its coal-fired power stations as part of the restructuring of the power utility, National Treasury said. This could be done through a series of auctions where Eskom would sell the power stations itself, along with all its power station-specific obligations, such as staff contracts, coal-supply ...

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