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Asian stocks struggled for direction in choppy trading on Thursday (Jul 30) after a week of market turbulence. The Federal Reserve held rates steady, leaving investors uncertain about future moves. "Given that the fundamental thesis remains intact, there does appear to be an irrational, panic-like element to the current selling."
K-pop star Jessica Jung attended the Kiat Lim-Shaping Hearts Awards 2026 in Singapore on July 30. She said her family keeps her grounded. “For me, it was definitely my family and my mum,” she shared. Jung also spoke about supporting artists with disabilities and being a role model for her sister.
Police and the IMDA started investigations after British band Massive Attack showed support for Palestinians at their Singapore concert on Wednesday, Jul 29. The group displayed a flag and chanted on stage. Authorities said, “Police confirm that reports were lodged and investigations are ongoing,” regarding potential breaches of license conditions.
Shanti Pereira became the first Singaporean to qualify for an individual sprint final at the Commonwealth Games on Thursday (Jul 30). She finished her semi-final race in 22.81s at the Scotstoun Stadium. "To finish under 23s, I'm so happy," she said. The final is set for Saturday morning Singapore time.
The Singapore Martini Club opened on Orchard Road at the Singapore Rendezvous Hotel on 30 Jul 2026. This new bar serves more than 50 martinis in a space inspired by luxury rail travel. Guests can enjoy classic recipes or creative drinks like the Sub-Zero Dirty Martini while sitting in vintage-style carriages.
A total of 4,500 youth aged 12 to 18 will get a coupon to redeem a protein drink from selected Cheers outlets from July 31 to Aug 31. FairPrice Group said the pilot programme helps vulnerable groups. Karen Ong said they want to make it easy for youth to thrive.
From July 30, residents can share feedback on Singapore’s inaugural climate adaptation plan. The Government wants ideas to help shield the nation against climate change. Minister Grace Fu said: “The solution lies in all of us.” These discussions will cover heat, floods, and food resilience before the final plan arrives.
DNA Brands will refund up to $1 million to customers after the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore found the firm used unfair sales tactics. On July 30, the regulator said the chain used pressure to sell packages. Affected customers who bought items from Jan 1, 2023, can seek refunds.