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Weekend Read: 26 September 2026

The week's longer pieces on Asia's economy: 5 stories worth reading slowly.

By Asianomist DeskPublished 26 September 20262 min read
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Singapore money laundering case: four luxury condos fetch S$16.28M

The sales, part of a larger government effort to liquidate seized assets, included units in prime District 9 and the Tanjong Pagar business district.

Industries · 2 min read

SPR Auto Rallies 47% in 6 Months, Motilal Oswal Sees 37% Upside

Motilal Oswal Financial Services forecasts a ₹6,150 target price for the Delhi-headquartered auto components maker, which is shifting towards a diversified mobility platform.

Markets · 2 min read

Brent, WTI Crude Dip: US-Iran Truce Hopes vs. Houthi Attacks

Global oil benchmarks fell on Friday as markets weighed a potential US-Iran agreement against ongoing Houthi attacks on Saudi oil facilities.

Industries · 2 min read

CapitaLand, Ally Logistic break ground on S$260 million Singapore smart facility

The Omega 1 Singapore project, a 71,000 sqm development featuring extensive automation, is targeting completion in the second half of 2028.

Industries · 2 min read

Persona AI deploys humanoids in Korean heavy industry

Houston-based Persona AI partners with HD Hyundai and Posco to integrate bipedal robots into shipyards and steel mills, addressing severe labour shortages.

Industries · 2 min read

Why it matters

These are the week's longer pieces, the ones worth the extra ten minutes when the trading day is not moving. Each was reported and checked when it ran; nothing here has been rewritten for the weekend.

This article is journalism, not investment advice; consult a licensed professional before making financial decisions. Market data is indicative, may be delayed, and should be verified with your broker or exchange before use.

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